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A 2017 astronomical paper argues that Joshua 10 could be read as an annular solar eclipse around 1207 BCE, showing that a natural celestial-observation reading is possible without stopping Earth's rotation.
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The proposed 1207 BCE annular eclipse reading has published chronological objections and other date interpretations; none entails a stopped-Earth event.
Per-source study access and uncertainty documented in B09 R02–R03; not independent direct verification of the overarching historical event.