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NASA says public data on eclipse welcome

Summary by NW Arkansas Democrat Gazzette
HOT SPRINGS — The public can take part in helping NASA scientists learn more about eclipses during Monday’s total solar eclipse, NASA’s Kristen Weaver told attendees at a talk at the Garland County Library on Thursday.

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NASA says public data on eclipse welcome

HOT SPRINGS — The public can take part in helping NASA scientists learn more about eclipses during Monday’s total solar eclipse, NASA’s Kristen Weaver told attendees at a talk at the Garland County Library on Thursday.

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