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ECLIPSE VICISSITUDES: THOMAS EDISON AND THE CHICKENS

机译：月食：托马斯·爱迪生和小鸡

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Last August 11 my wife and I found ourselves in the countryside of southern Hungary preparing to watch a total eclipse of the Sun. Luck was with us; an overcast, rainy morning gave way to clear skies an hour or two before totality began near midday. Although it wasn't our first total solar eclipse, we were nevertheless caught up in the fascination the event always brings: the increasingly eerie quality of the dying light as the moon relentlessly gnaws its way across the face of the sun, the expectant hush of the staring people around us, the sudden cries of awe as, in this case, the diamond ring phenomenon suddenly flashes into view. And with the closing darkness the local birds, true to form, set off to roost in the nearby trees, twittering in bewilderment at the early coming of night. I was immediately reminded of the story of Thomas Edison and the chickens.
机译：去年8月11日，我和我的妻子发现自己在匈牙利南部的乡下，准备观看日全食。运气与我们同在；一个阴雨多雨的早晨让整整一个小时或两个小时清除天空，然后中午才开始进行总体计算。尽管这不是我们第一次发生日全食，但我们仍被该事件带来的吸引力所吸引：垂死的光线越来越令人毛骨悚然，因为月亮无情地across着太阳，凝视着我们周围的人们，在这种情况下，突然出现了敬畏的叫喊声，在这种情况下，钻戒现象忽然闪现。夜幕降临，黑暗中逐渐形成的本地鸟类栖息在附近的树木中，在傍晚时分迷惑不解地鸣叫。我立刻想到了爱迪生和小鸡的故事。

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