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The Solar Eclipse of April 28

Nature volume 86, page 554 (1911)Cite this article

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THE failure of the observers at Vavau to obtain a satisfactory view of the eclipse is very unfortunate, and the whole astronomical world will share their disappointment. It is welcome news to hear that perfect conditions prevailed at islands situated some distance from Vavau, and equally well placed as regards the line of totality.

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