Question by : When was the total solar eclipse visible from Los Angeles in the very early 1960's?
I had a new telescope and got to see it magnified high powered with a slate filter! Saw the corona!
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Answer by Geoff GThat's strange. The last total solar eclipse visible in Los Angeles was on 1923 September 10.
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Recorded near my house in Los Angeles, Southern California with Solar eclipse glasses. Here's a video showing the partial solar eclipse happening over Los Angeles on May 20, 2012. It covers 86 percent of the sun at approx 6:38pm. I was planning on going to the famous Griffith Observatory to watch the Solar eclipse with thousands of other videos. I changed my mind because I didn't want to battle the traffic going up there. Don't forget the Transit of Venus happening on June 5-6 2012. This is the first major partial eclipse to happen in Los Angeles since 2002. My dog was also looking at the Solar Eclipse. Video recorded by Benson Ma in West Covina (Los Angeles County), CA. - Solar Eclipse Over The USA. Using a solar eclipse glasses as a solar filter for my camcorder. Solar Eclipse - Ring of Fire Live - Total Solar Eclipse. Annular Solar Eclipse 2012 - Solar Eclipse live from California. Full Annular Solar Eclipse Japan Tokyo solar eclipse May 20, 2012. Dog watching Solar Eclipse. Solar Eclipse Madness 2012!
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Monday, July 23, 2012
When was the total solar eclipse visible from Los Angeles in the very early 1960's?
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