X Marks the Spot: Two Total Solar Eclipses in Seven Years
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It's been said that, on average, a total solar eclipse can be seen from the same place only once every 375 years. The methodology used by whoever calculated this number is unknown and it's debatable whether there can even be a definitive methodology for such a calculation. For instance, how many points on Earth do…
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