2023 Eclipse Animation
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The 2023 eclipse is an annular eclipse
for those in the path,
but
Ohio State University will see a partial eclipse.
A quick and easy eclipse visualization
In this animation, the Sun is correctly oriented as it will appear in the sky from Ohio State University.
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