A total solar eclipse is considered to be a once-in-a-lifetime experience. But why would an astronomical event be of interest to you?
Being in the Shadow describes what it is like to experience one of nature’s most spectacular events, using personal stories from people just like you. By being in the right place at the right time, these individuals shuddered with fear and anticipation as the light dimmed, the temperature dropped, and their world plunged into an eerie darkness. They gazed in awe at the eclipsed Sun, feeling a sense of connection and unexpectedly gaining new life insights.
After reading these personal stories, you will understand why you must get into the path of totality to experience a total eclipse. But be warned—once may not be enough.
Table des matières
Preface
SECTION 1: AS ABOVE, SO BELOW
CHAPTER 1: Celestial Bodies: The Sun and Moon (and a Shadow)
CHAPTER 2: Earthly Beings in the Shadow
SECTION 2: INTO THE PATH
CHAPTER 3: Totality Minus One
CHAPTER 4: Eclipse Day
Section 3: READJUSTING TO THE LIGHT
CHAPTER 5: Return to Normality
CHAPTER 6: Eclipse Insights
Section 4: LOOKING BACK AT THE SHADOW
CHAPTER 7: What Can We Learn?
CHAPTER 8: Conclusion: Get into the Path
Section 5: ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Official Eye Safety Guidance (AAS)
List of Total Eclipses until 2030
Previous Works
Get Involved
Acknowledgments
About Dr. Kate Russo
A propos de l’auteur
Dr. Kate Russo is an author, psychologist, and eclipse chaser; and Founder of Being in the Shadow. Kate has now seen 13 total solar eclipses from 11 countries in her 24 years of chasing, and will be an eclipse chaser for life. She has published three books on the experience of totality, leads niche eclipse tours, and is in demand in the media and as a speaker due to her passionate sharing of the awe and wonder of totality.