Sentence examples for eclipse between from inspiring English sources

Dubbed the Eclipse of the Century, this has the longest spell of totality of any eclipse between 1991 and 2132.

Alternatively, it may exhibit groups of two, three, or four flashes, with a short eclipse between individual flashes and a long eclipse of several seconds between successive groups.

Pasachoff is viewing the eclipse between last week's Solar Eclipse Conference in Belgium and the International Astronomical Union (IAU) General Assembly that starts on August 20 in Vienna, Austria.

Ptolemy in his Almagest records several lunar eclipses between 201 bce and 136 ce.

This work, known as the Chunqiu ("Spring and Autumn [Annals]"), lists many solar eclipses between 722 and 481 bce.

The Chunqiu chronicle, mentioned above, notes the occurrence of 36 solar eclipses between 722 and 481 bce the earliest surviving series of solar eclipse observations from any part of the world.

In Australia, the moon will start getting red at 4.30am AEST on Saturday morning, with the total eclipse occurring between 5.30 and 6.30am, before the moon sets at 6.55am.

Mary Curnock Cook, Ucas chief executive, says that within a decade the gap between the number of men and women in higher education is likely to eclipse that between the numbers of students from wealthy and poor backgrounds, which has been steadily narrowing.

You may also know that tonight we have a full moon -- and the full moon will experience a total eclipse, climaxing between 3 07 and 4 25 a.m.

And, like the great match race of 1823 between Eclipse and Henry that became a battle between the North and the South, Seabiscuit and War Admiral was a geographical war.

Mary Curnock Cook, Ucas's chief executive, said the "stubborn gap" between male and female applicants could soon eclipse the gap between rich and poor, as 146,000 18-year-old women applied compared with just 115,000 men.