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First contact is when
the disk of the Moon
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first starts to cover the Sun
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During the partial phases
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you must use solar filters
or projection techniques
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to safely observe the Sun.
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It takes about an hour
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for the moon to completely
cover the Sun.
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The last bit of the Sun
is the "diamond ring".
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"Second Contact"
Totality!
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"Third contact"!
Put back on your filters!
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The last hour the moon gracefully exits,
uncovering the Sun.
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As the last bit of the moon
leaves the Sun,
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it is "Fourth contact"
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and the end of the eclipse.
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