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                <text>Talks in the 2024 Eclipse Speaker Series at BGSU Planetarium. From the anatomy of the total solar eclipse 2024 to the presence of eclipses in in various art forms to their historical significance, BGSU researchers and experts are offering their insights on a multitude of subjects surrounding solar eclipses.</text>
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              <text>A Dragon is Eating the Sun! But We Knew That Would Happen … or Not</text>
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