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Cruise prices vary from $2,421 for an interior

stateroom to $8,479 for a Neptune Suite, per per-

son, based on double occupancy. (Plus taxes, fees,

and gratuities.) For those attending our Program,

there is a $1,075 fee. (The Program fee includes

eclipse-viewing glasses, 10+ seminars, a plan-

etary debate, Q&As, and several receptions.)

Book by June 1st and save $400 per person

on the Program fee. Itinerary tentative and not

confi rmed by Holland America. Prices subject

to change. For full terms and conditions please

visit: http://InsightCruises.com/Sky-7

ECLIPSE•MARCH 2016

INDONESIA, MARCH 1–17, 2016

Add eight (8) hours to UT time for local time. I.e., the start of the total eclipse (C2) will be 8:35am.

http://InsightCruises.com/Sky-7

Sail roundtrip Singapore on Holland America Line’s

Volendam with Sky & Telescope’s Bob Naeye,

Australian Sky & Telescope editor Greg Bryant, and

astronomer Dr. David Tholen on the eclipse trip

of a lifetime.

Join the fun and experience legendary Indonesia’s cultures. You can

explore Komodo, Bali, Lombok, UNESCO sites, and traditional cuisines

all in the company of fellow eclipse buffs. When it’s time to capture

eclipse memories, tap Sky & Telescope’s expertise. Reserve now for

best cabin selection as this sailing is guaranteed to sell out.

While the full eclipse cruise is 16 days if you wish you can join the

group after the initial Singapore departure and leave the cruise early,

in Bali, spending as few as nine (9) days onboard.

CST# 2065380-40

Robert Naeye

has been Sky &

Telescope’s Editor

in Chief since

2008. Previously he
      was Senior Editor
      at Sky & Telescope
      and Senior Science
      Writer for the Astrophysics Science Division of
      NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center. Robert is
      the author of two books: Through the Eyes of
      Hubble: The Birth, Life, and Violent Death of
      Stars and Signals from Space: The Chandra
      X-ray Observatory.

David Tholen, Ph.D.

is an astronomer at the

Institute for Astronomy of

the University of Hawaii

(IfA), who specializes

in planetary and solar

system astronomy. Winner

of the American Astronomi-

cal Society Division for Planetary Science’s Urey Prize

in 1990, Dr. Tholen and his students have discovered

many near-Earth asteroids, the most famous being

Apophis, which will make an extremely close approach

to the Earth on April 13, 2029.

For more info: 650-644-5812

or [email protected]

Greg Bryant has

been Editor of Australian

Sky & Telescope since

2006 and a Contributing

Editor to Sky & Telescope

since 2001. He has

also been involved with

the publication of an

Australian annual astronomy yearbook since the early

’90s and science writing for the Australian Research

Council’s Centre of Excellence for All-Sky Astrophysics.

A keen amateur astronomer for more than 30 years,

Greg most recently teamed up with Insight Cruises for

their successful 2012 Total Solar Eclipse tour in Aus-

tralia. In 2000, the International Astronomical Union

named asteroid 9984 Gregbryant in his honor.