THALLUS AND PHLEGON: SOLAR ECLIPSE IN JERUSALEM c. 33 CE?

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728 J. Audio Eng. Soc., Vol. 56, No. 9, 2008 September T he audio forensics community eagerly returned to Denver in June for another successful AES conference. The AES 33rd International Conference, Audio Forensics—Theory and Practice, picked up where the successful 26th Conference left off in 2005. With 2008 marking the 60th anniversary of the Audio Engineering Society, the 33rd Conference was...

Solar eclipse safety.

Solar radiation during a total solar eclipse

Solar eclipse-burn of macula.

THE following case is of interest in view of its association with the recent partial eclipse of the sun. 2695379, Guardsman W.S.S., 1st Btn. Scots Guards, aged 27 years, came to see me on July 12, 1945, complaining of obscured vision in the left eye. ;History.-No family history. Five years ago he was in Mersa Matruh for a year. During this time he was working in an outdoor-cookhouse. ToWards th...

Behavioural and Tetratogenic Effects of Solar Eclipse

The earliest recorded solar eclipse was on October 22, 2137 BC as mentioned in the Chinese 'Slue Ching'. The Chaldean astronomer in about 400 BC discovered that eclipses occur in regular succession at an interval of about 18 years, the cycle being called the Chaldean Saros. The exact interval is 223 lunatians or 6585.3 days. Out of a total of 65 eclipses in 19th century only 4 total solar eclip...