British, Brazilian and French Expeditions to Pasa Quatro to Observe the Total Solar Eclipse of 10 October 1912

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British, Brazilian and French Expeditions to Pasa Quatro to Observe the Total Solar Eclipse of 10 October 1912

Description

Observers from the Greenwich Observatory in England, the Bureau des Longitudes in France and Brazilian National Observatory congregated at a site in Pasa Quatro to independently make observations at the total solar eclipse in 1912. Although on the day, heavy rain ruined any chances of observations, the expeditions attracted heavy media attention and important political figures traveled to the site.

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tsee

Date

10/10/1912

Contributor

am619@st-andrews.ac.uk

Type

Site

Identifier

9

Spatial Coverage

current,-22.387331784,-44.966829466;

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Place

Pasa Quatro

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Country

Brazil

Organiser

United Kingdom, Brazil and France

Citation

“British, Brazilian and French Expeditions to Pasa Quatro to Observe the Total Solar Eclipse of 10 October 1912,” Virtual Museum, accessed May 19, 2024, https://eclipse.curious-sta.org/omeka/items/show/9.

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