11 Awe-Inspiring Lamps to Mark the Great American Total Solar Eclipse of 2017

August 21, 2017

11 Awe-Inspiring Lamps to Mark the Great American Total Solar Eclipse of 2017 - See more at www.ilikethatlamp.com

 

 August 21st marks a historic and rare event for the US. Today’s total solar eclipse is the first to be visible from coast to coast in the United States in nearly a century and we're excited to be able to witness such a fascinating moment. To mark it, we read up on our horoscopes (😉) and then took to Pinterest. We browsed and browsed through all of our favorite boards until we found the most awe-inspiring eclipse themed lamps to share with you.

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Eclipse Wall Lamp Designed by Tilen Sepič 

 

11 Awe-Inspiring Lamps to Mark the Great American Total Solar Eclipse of 2017 - See more at www.ilikethatlamp.com

 

 

 

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Eclipse Wall Lamp Designed by Inkster Maken

 

11 Awe-Inspiring Lamps to Mark the Great American Total Solar Eclipse of 2017 - See more at www.ilikethatlamp.com

 

 

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Eclipse Wall Lamp Designed by Jonathan Odom
DIY Tutorial available via Instructables

 

11 Awe-Inspiring Lamps to Mark the Great American Total Solar Eclipse of 2017 - See more at www.ilikethatlamp.com

 

 

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1967 Eclipse Table Lamp Designed by Vico Magistrettis

 

11 Awe-Inspiring Lamps to Mark the Great American Total Solar Eclipse of 2017 - See more at www.ilikethatlamp.com

 

 

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Eclipse Wall Lamp Designed by Ginger and Jagger
11 Awe-Inspiring Lamps to Mark the Great American Total Solar Eclipse of 2017 - See more at www.ilikethatlamp.com

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Industrial Eclipse Wall Lamp Designed by Woud

 

11 Awe-Inspiring Lamps to Mark the Great American Total Solar Eclipse of 2017 - See more at www.ilikethatlamp.com

 

 

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Eclipse Table Lamps Designed by OS & OOS

 

11 Awe-Inspiring Lamps to Mark the Great American Total Solar Eclipse of 2017 - See more at www.ilikethatlamp.com

 

  

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Eclipse Table Lamp Designed by Sabine Marcelis

 

11 Awe-Inspiring Lamps to Mark the Great American Total Solar Eclipse of 2017 - See more at www.ilikethatlamp.com

  

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Eclipse Table Lamp Designed by Eugenia Antoniou

 

11 Awe-Inspiring Lamps to Mark the Great American Total Solar Eclipse of 2017 - See more at www.ilikethatlamp.com

  

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1960 Eclipse Table Lamp Seen at 1stdibs

 

11 Awe-Inspiring Lamps to Mark the Great American Total Solar Eclipse of 2017 - See more at www.ilikethatlamp.com

  

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Wall Eclipse Lamp Designed by Sergey Buldygin

 

11 Awe-Inspiring Lamps to Mark the Great American Total Solar Eclipse of 2017 - See more at www.ilikethatlamp.com
11 Awe-Inspiring Lamps to Mark the Great American Total Solar Eclipse of 2017 - See more at www.ilikethatlamp.com

 

Eclipses have always fascinated and inspired people. They are one of nature’s most awe-inspiring moments. There’s even one story that says Thomas Edison’s light bulb discovery was inspired by the solar eclipse of July 29, 1878. Back then, Thomas Edison along with other scientists, including physicist George Barker, and Edwin Marshall Fox, a journalist for The New York Herald traveled to Rawlins, Wyoming. Baron later wrote that the trip to Rawlins "helped foster the creation" of Edison's incandescent bulb. You can read more about this story here.

 

 

 

Today’s total solar eclipse will be visible in 14 states, moving diagonally from Oregon in the northwest to South Carolina in the southeast. The Moon will completely block out light from the Sun at 10:16 am Pacific time (1:16 pm Eastern, or 1716 GMT) and the entire eclipse will take four hours and four minutes to make its way from coast to coast. If you’re planning to watch it, make sure you avoid eye damage by using special solar glasses or darkened welder's glass when looking at the Sun.

 

11 Awe-Inspiring Lamps to Mark the Great American Total Solar Eclipse of 2017 - See more at www.ilikethatlamp.com

 



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