Marina Krim's online journal, Life with the Krim Kids, paints a tender picture of life with her husband and their children - and gives an insight into the horrendous loss that has befallen the family. Consisting of mostly photographs, the blog documents trips to pick apples, visits to pumpkin patches and playdates.
Second(s) Countdown to the total solar eclipse passing through Orangeburg and across the campus of South Carolina State University on. Monday, August 21, 2017, at 2:43:02 PM. For 2 minutes and 23 seconds, the Sun will disappear from the sky and it will become as dark as after sunset.
September 2015 presents two eclipses. A partial solar eclipse takes place on September 13. A total eclipse of a supermoon comes on September 27-28. The next eclipse is a partial eclipse of the sun on September 13, 2015, visible from the southern part of Africa. One fortnight (two weeks) after that, itâll be a total eclipse of the yearâs closest supermoon on the night of September 27-28, visible from North and South America.