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Do the paths of totality during solar eclipses follow a pattern that repeats after a certain period?

Spence Blakeley, Portsmouth, Rhode Island
Published: Monday, January 23, 2012
RELATED TOPICS: SOLAR ECLIPSE
Saros-cycle

Total eclipses follow a period known as the saros, which is 18 years and 11 1/3 days long. If there is a long totality, there will be another long totality 18 years and 11 1/3 days later.

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