Four eclipse chasers travel thousands of miles to see the last total solar eclipse of the millennium as it moves from Europe to India.
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Four eclipse chasers travel thousands of miles to see the last total solar eclipse of the millennium as it moves from Europe to India.
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Alain Cirou stands on a hillside in France, eyes fixed on the sky, anticipating the last total solar eclipse of the millennium. As the event progresses across Europe to India, Cirou, along with Paul Houde from Austria, Olivier Staiger from Germany, and Debasis Sarkar in India, travels thousands of miles. They share their experiences and reflections on this rare astronomical phenomenon in the 2000 documentary "Shadow Chasers.
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Why Watch
- Meet Alain Cirou in France, a dedicated eclipse chaser.
- Follow Paul Houde's experience in Austria during the eclipse.
- Find out how Olivier Staiger in Germany prepares for the event.
Did You Know
- The documentary features four eclipse chasers from different countries.
- The last total eclipse of the millennium occurred in 2000.
- The film has a duration of 58 minutes.
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What is the duration of the documentary Shadow Chasers?
The duration of Shadow Chasers is 58 minutes.
Who are the eclipse chasers featured in Shadow Chasers?
The featured eclipse chasers are Alain Cirou from France, Paul Houde from Austria, Olivier Staiger from Germany, and Debasis Sarkar from India.
What significant event do the eclipse chasers travel to witness in Shadow Chasers?
They travel to witness the last total solar eclipse of the millennium.
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