Eclipse Study Draws Scientists While Kenya Tribe Fears Theft
A rare solar eclipse spans Africa from Mauritania to Kenya, drawing hundreds of scientists and reporters while the Elmolos tribe in Kenya fears outsiders will steal their sun. Anthropologist Carole Scherrer notes elders worry about armed raiders during darkness. Samburu guards are hired at a high tariff to protect the village.
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Longest total solar eclipse trek heads to Mauritania
Frederick Schleipman of Dartmouth joins a Smithsonian Smithsonian National Geographic Society EEI expedition base in Mauritania to observe the rare 7 minute solar eclipse. The Sahara camp aims to maximize clear skies as observers study the event along a 4 600 mile shadow path.
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