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MIT Technology Review: Journey to the Eclipse

By Bill Gourgey

MIT Technology Review: Journey to the Eclipse
Space
  • Publisher: MIT Technology Review
  • Editor: Allison Arieff
  • Published: March 1, 2024

125 years ago, MIT Technology Review documented a total solar eclipse; it’s happening again in 2024.

In 1900, the recently completed Hotel Fitzpatrick in Washington, Georgia, stood out for its grand Queen Anne architecture, but even more for its technology—it offered electricity, an elevator, and a telephone. When Alfred E. Burton, MIT’s first dean (1902–1921), chronicled his expedition to Washington to record a total solar eclipse...

Read the full story on MIT Technology Review's site or in the magazine:

Journey to the Eclipse

Many thanks to Allison Arieff, MIT Technology Review Editorial Director.


Series: Articles & Essays Tagged with: Astronomy, Eclipse, MIT Technology Review, Solar Eclipse, space, Technology Review

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