File:Solar Eclipse (1900) - the first moving image of an astronomical phenomenon BFI.ogg

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English: Total solar eclipse of 28 May, 1900, filmed in North Carolina, USA - the oldest surviving moving image of a solar eclipse
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Author Nevil Maskelyne, a British magician (1863–1924)

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