Eclipse Bulletins on Internet
Response to the first two NASA solar eclipse bulletins RP1301
(Annular Solar Eclipse of 1994 May 10) and RP1318 (Total Solar
Eclipse of 1994 November 3) was overwhelming. Unfortunately, the
demand quickly exceeded the limited number of bulletins printed
with current levels of funding. To address this problem as well
as allowing greater access to them, the eclipse bulletins were
first made available via the Internet in April 1994. This was
due entirely through the kind efforts and expertise of Dr. Joe
Gurman (GSFC/Solar Physics Branch). All future eclipse bulletins
will be available via Internet.
The NASA eclipse bulletins can be read or downloaded via the
World-Wide Web server with a Mosaic or Netscape client from the
NASA Eclipse Web Site.
The top-level URL for the eclipse bulletins themselves are:
Current plans call for making all future NASA eclipse bulletins
available over the Internet, at or before publication of each.
The primary goal is to make the bulletins available to as large
an audience as possible. Thus, some figures or maps may not be
at their optimum resolution or format. Comments and suggestions
are actively solicited to fix problems and improve on compatibility
and formats.
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