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The Ultimate Eclipse Chase: A Concorde Raced the Moon’s Shadow

via Ars Technica·Aug 7

Fitted with telescopes cut into its roof, a Concorde flew inside the Moon’s shadow at supersonic speed in 1973, stretching totality to more than an hour and producing the longest continuous imaging of the Sun’s corona ever recorded. Nothing since has matched it, because nothing since has flown fast enough.

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