Second Longest Total Solar Eclipse Sets June 30
The June 30 eclipse is the second longest total solar eclipse in recorded history with seven minutes four seconds of totality. Scientists worldwide plan airborne and ground observations, including crews aboard the Concorde and an NC135 from Los Alamos, to study the sun’s corona and related phenomena.
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