Viewing The Eclipse
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Eclipse
eclipse of the sun on February 5 3em in most parts of the South but only in a few parts of P-NG ; total. There, the locals took precautions to avoid damaging eyesight. The Rabaul policeman demonstrates one way that many looked at the eclipse—by holding with a pin hole above a sheet of so the eclipse was seen in tte. The pictures below were taken mg Plantation, Jacquinot Bay, New , where Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bode their labour line a lot of in m. Mrs. Bode at left peers through ially made pair of binoculars at ight of the eclipse, while a native peers through a welding shield peer through smoked glass. The raph on the right was taken as .y dawned again—we don’t know he scaffold-looking arrangement is, that it isn’t a scaffold. The total shown was photographed at Lae o Brabant. In the New Hebrides am made observations from a. It was believed the eclipse nean a period of maximum stress sometimes could cause a volcanic ti. There are two volcanoes on n but neither erupted.