Total Eclipse
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The term total eclipse normally refers to:
- an eclipse of the Sun in which the Moon entirely covers the Sun; or
- an eclipse of the Moon in which the whole Moon enters the shadow cone cast by the Earth.
There are several other meanings:
- Total Eclipse (film_2000) is a 2000 film[1]
- Total Eclipse (film) is a 1995 film.
- Total Eclipse (video game) is a video game released in 1988 and set in an Egyptian pyramid, using the early 3D graphics engine Freescape.
- Total Eclipse (novel) is a novel by John Brunner.
- "Total Eclipse" (song) is an Iron Maiden song.
- Total Eclipse (band) is a Goa trance music group.
- Total Eclipse is a Klaus Nomi song.
- Total Eclipse (album) is a Bobby Hutcherson album.
- Total Eclipse (Black Moon album) is a Black Moon album.
- "Total Eclipse of the Heart" is a power ballad written by Jim Steinman, originally performed by Bonnie Tyler.
- Total Eclipse (comic) is a comic book published by Eclipse Comics.
- Total Eclipse (album by Billy Cobham) is a Billy Cobham album.
- "Total Eclipse" (Kristian Hoffman) is a song written by Kristian Hoffman
- Total Eclipse (Muv-Luv) is a Muv-Luv Alternative project featuring dioramas and text.
- Total Eclipse (aria) is an aria from George_Frideric_Handel's oratorio [Samson][2].
