Question by Michael: Is something going to happen between May 20th, 2012 and June 6th or just after?
I know the solar eclipse is going to happen on may 20 , 2012 but I just saw video saying that theirs going to be a big earthquake and that Nostradamus and Mayans predicted something was going to happen. Is it true what is really going to happen in 2 days I know the solar eclipse but anything else? Should I be worry about? Is the world going to end on December 21, 2012 ? I'm really scare right now
Best answer:
Answer by Vic RattleheadYes, the people that lived 1400 years ago predicted the exact date of the exact natural disaster of something that will happen in a place they didn't even know about at the time using the stars.
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The Mayan calendar ends December 21, 2012. It's the end of something called the Long Cycle. As soon as it ends, a new one begins. They just didn't record it. It's like the end of the year. The world doesn't end when there are no more days in the year, a new year just starts instead.
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Sunday, March 31, 2013
Q&A: Is something going to happen between May 20th, 2012 and June 6th or just after?
What songs will Journey play on their Eclipse tour?
Question by Shooting Star: What songs will Journey play on their Eclipse tour?
Has anyone gone to Journey's Eclipse tour? If so, which songs did they sing?
Best answer:
Answer by Rick BetterlyCity of hope google the rest haven't you heard of search engines.
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We take a look inside Celebrity Cruises' new ship as it launches in Southampton.
How was Maria Mitchell important to the world?
Question by Marylou M: How was Maria Mitchell important to the world?
What did Maria Mitchell do to be so important to the world?
Best answer:
Answer by Caroline AMaria Mitchell was America's first woman astronomer, and the first woman to join the American Academy of Arts and Science. She would be the only woman allowed to join for over a hundred years. This was extraordinary considering the roles women "played" during the time.
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When will the lunar eclipse start in Eastern Standard Time?
Question by Hσℓℓα-ατ-mε: When will the lunar eclipse start in Eastern Standard Time?
When will the lunar eclipse start? I live in Mid-Michigan. Also will I be able to see it from inside my house because I don't feel like going outside when its cold. I have two oak trees blocking the view from a window that faces east. Although no trees block my view from my window thats faces west. Which window would give the best view? Lastly will I be able to take a picture of it? Thanks.
Best answer:
Answer by mi wrote the times released by nasa as well as a lot of interesting details in my article [= please check it out, and link your friends if you like it!
http://scienceray.com/astronomy/the-time-of-legends/
you'll only be able to take a picture with a telescopic lens- remember the moon looks very small even in real-life. a picture's much smaller than that!
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It all begins...with a choice. In the third chapter of Stephenie Meyer's phenomenal Twilight series, Bella Swan is surrounded by danger as Seattle is hit by a string of murders and an evil vampire continues her quest for revenge. In the midst of it all, Bella is forced to choose between her love, Edward Cullen, and her friend, Jacob Black - knowing that her decision may ignite the ageless struggle between vampire and werewolf.
Saturday, March 30, 2013
Q&A: What's on your bucket list?
Question by 12th Man: What's on your bucket list?
I just wrote a bucket list of 60 things I want to do before I die. Here it is:
1.Run a mile in under 6 minutes
2.Do a backflip
3.Buy an old car and fix it up
4.Learn a martial art
5.Play college baseball
6.Sing on stage
7.Write a book
8.Make friends with a complete stranger
9. Be in a movie/ tv show/ music video
10. Start a wave at a baseball game
11. Send out a message in a bottle and get a response
12. Buy a house
13. Make friends with someone famous
14. Take an under privileged kid to toys r us and buy them whatever they want no matter how much it costs
15. Attend a random person’s wedding and not crash it
16. Run for a political office
17. Direct a real music video
18. Jump off the Santa Monica pier
19.Learn to sail a boat
20. Go on a safari in Africa
21. Write, record and release an album
22. Play on a basketball team
23.Learn to dance
24. Go scuba diving
25. Ride in a helicopter
26. Spend the night in a haunted hotel
27. Drive a race car
28. Buy a house
29. Camp in the Amazon
30. Make $ 100 street performing
31. See a solar eclipse
32. Fly a kite
33. Throw out the first pitch at a baseball game
34. Throw a bull pen session with Buster Posey
35. Personally apologize to everyone I’ve ever hurt
36. Save up $ 500 and waste it all at Value Village
37. Get a college degree
38. Jam with Jack Johnson
39. Create a retirement fund for my kid as soon as they’re born
40. Rent that hot tub boat thing for a day
41. Write a letter to a stranger, just to say hi
42. Forgive all of my grudges
43. Attend a native American sweat lodge ceremony
44. Start a charity
45. Find my faith
46. Take a sports car to Salt Lake City
47. Spend a night in jail
48. Coach a youth football team
49. Coach a high school or college baseball team
50. Go to a restaurant and anonymously cover the bill for a random couple
51. Surf in all 3 oceans (Not including the Arctic or Southern Arctic)
52. Go to a Superbowl
53. Shoot a gun
54. Become more spiritual
55. Build a habitat for humanity home
56. Get all A’s for a semester
57. Attend a world premier of a blockbuster movie
58. See a medieval castle in Europe
59. Grow a garden
60. Go to a baseball game at Fenway Park and Wrigley Field
What's on yours?
Best answer:
Answer by Mr. Tea LeafSkydive
feed a shark
swim with a giant manta
stroke a tiger or other big cat
ride in a fighter jet
get a photo with OneRepublic
go on a legit ghost hunt with infra-red cameras and thermal imaging camcorders n stuff cB
fly a helicopter
visit australia
touch a crocodiles nose
spend over £1000 in one shopping trip
learn to play 'secrets' on a cello
learn to play the guitar
go photo bombing
blow up a caravan
ride in a hummer and pretend I'm famous
record and roleplay a real life pokemon battle
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Can Staring at an Eclipse Really make you go Blind?
Question by Malevolence: Can Staring at an Eclipse Really make you go Blind?
Can it make you go blind or just hurt your eyes? Temporary blindness or permanent? And can video taping an Eclipse, looking at the eclipse through a camera lense blind you aswell?
Best answer:
Answer by Guru HankPERMANENT.
Even after a very short exposure, and even when the eclipse is near total. There have been mass tragedies following some eclipses in parts of the world where this was not widely understood. You might not notice the damage has occurred until later. It would then be too late. Never look at the sun directly even part of it, for an instant.
Make a tiny pinhole in a piece of black card, and WITH YOUR BACK TO THE SUN project the light which shines through this onto another piece of card. You will get an image of the solar eclipse as it occurs. Do not risk messing around with bits of 'smoked glass' and other gimmicks like some teachers did with a class when I was a kid. You always end up getting a dangerous exposure.
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When and where at what time precisely will the solar eclipse of August 1st, 2008 begin and end ?
Question by atihse_x212: When and where at what time precisely will the solar eclipse of August 1st, 2008 begin and end ?
Please keep in mind that I want the times -according to US Eastern time.
Please make it very precise.
If you cannot find the timings, PLEASE list if it will occur during DAY, MIDDAY, or NIGHT. Thank You
- also what precautions must one take while viewing the solar eclipse ?
So you cant see it in NJ ?
Best answer:
Answer by rhsaundersThe July issue of Astonomy magazine gives all the gory details.
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Friday, March 29, 2013
Why are solar eclipses rare in the contiguous United States?
Question by whitesox09: Why are solar eclipses rare in the contiguous United States?
It seems they occur often in many places but not the United States.
Best answer:
Answer by natbeastYou can see partial solar eclipses here sometimes, but they are seen in full near the equator. The US lies a bit too far off the equator for a "real" solar eclipse.
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What Time would the Lunar eclipse be visible?
Question by benjamin: What Time would the Lunar eclipse be visible?
I live in Hawaii, and i was wondering what time would the lunar eclipse be visible in Hawaii?
Best answer:
Answer by Renna GardnerA total lunar eclipse will take place on December 20/21, 2010.[2] It will be visible after midnight Eastern Standard Time on December 21 in North and South America.
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Q&A: Solar Eclipse 2010 in Qatar - January 15 (8:11 to 11:13 hours)?
Question by ZACH: Solar Eclipse 2010 in Qatar - January 15 (8:11 to 11:13 hours)?
How does it affect me having Capricon as my rising sign (in my lagna).
Sun is in my 10th house and moon in 11th. Jupiter in 7th, Rahu in 12th and Ketu in 6th.
Best answer:
Answer by sicklesThanks for the heads up! I'll go out to see it.
The eclipse won't have any affect on you. Astrology is just superstition. The stars and planets are located incredibly far away. The shapes of the constellations change over time. The positions of the heavenly bodies simply do NOT affect human destiny. Just think about it-- can you come up with a single scientific explanation for how that's possible? It's ridiculous to think that the cosmos, in all its size and age, revolves around humans.
That's the truth. If you want a different answer, ask this question in Mythology & Folklore.
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Thursday, March 28, 2013
What time would I need to be up to see the lunar eclipse this December?
Question by : What time would I need to be up to see the lunar eclipse this December?
So I found out that on December 21 2010, there will be a visible lunar eclipse. I really wanna stay up and see it but I don't know what time the eclipse will be visible from where I live in Southern California. Does anyone know?
Best answer:
Answer by Anne MarieHi Y!
The time you'll want to look for Monday night's eclipse is 10:33 p.m. Pacific Standard Time, the moment when the partial eclipse begins.
It takes just over an hour for the earth's shadow to completely engulf the moon, which means that totality arrives at 11:41 p.m. PST and then lasts for another hour and 12 minutes.
Why are others saying December 21st when in fact it's Monday night? The official way the dates of eclipses are reckoned follows Greenwich Mean Time, the time zone of England, and this eclipse indeed happens on Tuesday morning the 21st GMT, and indeed Tuesday evening in New Zealand. In North America, though, it's Monday night, although the eclipse will run past midnight over most of the continent.
You may see some writers giving earlier times for the official start of the eclipse. They're not wrong, technically, but these earlier times are not helpful, and you will not see any eclipse until 10:33 p.m. Pacific Time.
A penumbral eclipse starts at 9:28 p.m. Monday night. A penumbral eclipse means that an observer watching from the moon would see the beginning of a partial eclipse of the sun by the earth. During a partial eclipse of the sun, the amount of light reaching the moon is slightly reduced, much as happens here when we start a partial solar eclipse.
Watching from earth, though, you won't notice anything happening during the penumbral eclipse. If you went out looking at 9:28, you'd likely just grouse that you'd been given wrong information, and disappointedly go to bed. You'll see only a normal full moon if you were to go out looking before 10:33 p.m. PST.
(Actually, if you look carefully, you may be able to notice signs of the deepening penumbral phase in the last few minutes before the start of the partial eclipse at 10:33 p.m. PST. In those last few minutes, the lower left part of the moon is only receiving a fraction of its normal sunlight. It would look to you as though the left "cheek" of the man in the moon (facing from earth) were in need of a shave. It's nothing like the start of the partial eclipse, though.)
This eclipse is shallow, as total lunar eclipses go. That means that during totality, the moon will remain a coppery red. Some total eclipses are deeper, and the moon darkens to the point where you might not even notice it if you didn't know where to look. This eclipse is not one of these.
Total eclipses of the moon occur in runs, every six months or so, usually with three or four total
Q&A: If part of the full Moon passes through Earth's umbra, we will see a?
Question by Michelle S: If part of the full Moon passes through Earth's umbra, we will see a?
A)total lunar eclipse.
B)annular eclipse.
C)partial solar eclipse.
D)penumbral lunar eclipse.
E)partial lunar eclipse.
Best answer:
Answer by baluannular eclipse because there will be only one black spot and the other place on moon is not in umbra so it forms as a ring
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Partial solar eclipse, November 14th 2012, filmed from the Bay of Islands, New Zealand at approximately 10 - 10:30am. Heavy cloud enabled me to get an interm...
Q&A: What is the difference between "Lunar eclipse" and "Solar eclipse"?
Question by Azamjon M.: What is the difference between "Lunar eclipse" and "Solar eclipse"?
I just can't find the difference between "Lunar eclipse" and "Solar eclipse". Can anybody who's good at astronomy can help me please?
Best answer:
Answer by willie mammothuh lunar is the moon solar is the sun
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How come the moon isn't blocked by earth when it's a full moon?
Question by fadedcupid: How come the moon isn't blocked by earth when it's a full moon?
A lunar eclipse and a full moon look the same in my diagram that shows the position of the moon relative to the earth and the sun. I know I used to understand this concept but today it baffles me.
Best answer:
Answer by Renee Cisnt it because the sun is not behind the earth and shining fully on the moon???
and your night time because the sun is on the other half of the world??
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Wednesday, March 27, 2013
What is the believed time when spirit activity is at its highest?
Question by goo_head_83: What is the believed time when spirit activity is at its highest?
I have heard conflicting arguments between midnight and 3am being the time when spirit activity is highest. What is the leading belief of when activity is at its highest? Why is it at its highest at this time and no other time? What evidence has been collected to prove this is the peak time?
Best answer:
Answer by El Nahual JusticieroSome spirits are more comfortable to make themselves present at night time, and others only come if you summon them properly, but spirits seem to be more active on Halloween, Walpurgis Night (April 30), and in the Equinox and Solstice days, this year the next Equinox will be on Sep 22 at 21:18.
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What would cause a permenent total solar eclipse?
Question by Gatesy: What would cause a permenent total solar eclipse?
Im in the middle of doing a media class assignment and i have to make a low budget trailer for a disaster movie. i wondered if it was possible to have a permenant total solar eclipse, and what sort of thing would cause it?, i would love some ideas. .
Best answer:
Answer by urwumpeso far, only taking the sun away. by orbital mechanics you could create a long solar eclipse, but no permanent. A nuclear winter could engulf the whole Earth in clouds, shading the sun.
But as it is going to be a movie, feel free to be unrealistic, as long as you can manage three things:
1. Entertain.
2. Entertain.
3. Manage a suspension of disbelief: Make it impossible for people to question your logic before the movie is over.
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A bit of fun with iMovie and video footage captured during the total solar eclipse of 14 November 2012 in Northern Queensland, Australia.
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Can Staring at an Eclipse Really make you go Blind?
Question by Malevolence: Can Staring at an Eclipse Really make you go Blind?
Can it make you go blind or just hurt your eyes? Temporary blindness or permanent? And can video taping an Eclipse, looking at the eclipse through a camera lense blind you aswell?
Best answer:
Answer by Guru HankPERMANENT.
Even after a very short exposure, and even when the eclipse is near total. There have been mass tragedies following some eclipses in parts of the world where this was not widely understood. You might not notice the damage has occurred until later. It would then be too late. Never look at the sun directly even part of it, for an instant.
Make a tiny pinhole in a piece of black card, and WITH YOUR BACK TO THE SUN project the light which shines through this onto another piece of card. You will get an image of the solar eclipse as it occurs. Do not risk messing around with bits of 'smoked glass' and other gimmicks like some teachers did with a class when I was a kid. You always end up getting a dangerous exposure.
Give your answer to this question below!
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
What do they mean when you can see planets during a total solar eclipse?
Question by AY0116: What do they mean when you can see planets during a total solar eclipse?
There is a total eclipse coming up in August for parts of Russia and China, there are other places as well but I don't know where. I was reading an article about how there will be four planets visible during the eclipse. What I want to know is, does the eclipse magnify these planets so you can view them with the naked eye or does it just expose the area of the planet in darkness long enough that you could view them through a telescope?
Best answer:
Answer by Wild BillThe eclipse actually reduces the light pollution from the Sun to the Earth allowing us to see the brightest objects in the sky such as Venus, Jupiter, Mars, and Saturn. When the eclipse is over they will fade into the wild blue sky!
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What is the best time to watch for the Lunar Eclipse in the Central time zone?
Question by Grapeape: What is the best time to watch for the Lunar Eclipse in the Central time zone?
HI I live in the central time zone in the USA and I was wondering what time will be a good time to look for the 2010 Lunar Eclipse that is suppose to happen on this Monday the 20th of Dec.?
Best answer:
Answer by runningafterantelope12:30 pm, Central Standard Time
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What can i do to watch a solar eclipse that is happening tonight? put on sunglasses or something?
Question by Serafina: What can i do to watch a solar eclipse that is happening tonight? put on sunglasses or something?
There is a solar eclipse and my family and I are going to watch it but we are not sure what to do.
Best answer:
Answer by EvaThere are some sunglasses that you can buy for a dollar online.. but sunglasses would probably help!
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Is it true that the world is gonna end in 2012?
Question by E3o: Is it true that the world is gonna end in 2012?
I have read and watched some tv shows about solar flares ending the world.
Best answer:
Answer by Alkalurops, Superfied!!!To begin with, it's ALL HOAX.
See why the world will NOT end in 2012 here:
http://www.universetoday.com/2009/10/14/2012-combat-the-nonsense/
If you like to go into detail by detail like a thorough research would, debunking each of the fallacy, go here:
http://www.badastronomy.com/bad/misc/planetx/nutshell.html
http://www.universetoday.com/category/2012/
http://www.2012hoax.org/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2012_phenomenon
Here's a site that discusses further but is rather short and not time-consuming.
http://www.livescience.com/strangenews/090614-end-of-the-world-hoax.html
Here's what NASA has to say, truthfully and scientifically:
http://www.nasa.gov/topics/earth/features/2012.html
http://www.nasa.gov/topics/earth/features/2012-guest.html
http://astrobiology.nasa.gov/ask-an-astrobiologist/intro/nibiru-and-doomsday-2012-questions-and-answers
http://www.universetoday.com/2009/11/11/2012-nasas-scientific-reality-check/
Hope you read them all!
Don't be fooled. Better stay informed with the right information from CREDIBLE SOURCES.
Feel free to share this information to anyone whom you think is concerned with this hoax.
Clear skies and have a nice day!:-)
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The May 20th/Ring of Fire Solar Eclipse, June 4th/Blood Moon & the June 5th/Transit of Venus. How does this comply with Bible Prophecy?
Monday, March 25, 2013
If a solar eclipse occurs while small kids are at school will the teachers bring them inside or let them see?
Question by IIIIIII: If a solar eclipse occurs while small kids are at school will the teachers bring them inside or let them see?
A solar eclipse occurred when I was 11 and all the kids were outside after lunch. Teachers passed around a few pairs of glasses through which to view the eclipse, but there weren't many pairs for all the kids.
I was too excited to wait and squinted one eye shut and looked directly at the eclipse with the other eye...the next day I was at the eye doctor with an ultraviolet laser burn in the ...cornea, I believe...in other words, a permanent blind spot, which I still have thirty years later.
But what about the younger kids, like 6 or 10 years old? Will teachers protect them? Kids can be extremely curious and excited about these things...I actually plan to keep my youngest son home inside in the event of a solar eclipse...and NOT let him be in school at that time.
People don't understand that the eclipse can seriously and permanently damage the eyes- and I only looked at it for about 7 seconds...while my eyeball was being painlessly burned away from the center outward and I hadn't a clue till it was too late.
MARK dosen't know how to read. Poor Mark.
Best answer:
Answer by braves dudedepends on the teach
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About Lunar and Solar Eclipses Come See the Accompanying Article at KidsKnowIt.com: http://www.kidsastronomy.com/our_sun.htm.
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What are the farthest points north and south that total solar and lunar eclipses can occur?
Question by Pastor Chad from JesusFreak.com: What are the farthest points north and south that total solar and lunar eclipses can occur?
I was just reading about today's total solar eclipse, which was visible in Siberia, and I got to wondering, what are the farthest points north and south that total eclipses can occur? Can they occur at the poles?
Best answer:
Answer by JeffSolar eclipses can theoretically happen anywhere on the earth where you can see the sun. Think about it this way, during any new moon, there is a point in space near the earth where the shadow of the moon falls. (the moon is always casting a shadow in space behind it) Sometimes we get lucky and that shadow lands on the earth and we call it an eclipse. But there is always a shadow, and as the moon orbits the earth and passes by the sun every month during the new moon, the shadow usually passes above or below the earth. Of course, it could happen to just graze the top or bottom of the earth and cause an eclipse at one of the poles. You don't hear of that happening very often because of random chance--the poles are a small target, just like New York city is a small target. How often does New York get a total solar eclipse? Not very often, but just as often as any other random spot on the earth.
An eclipse of the moon happens on the entire earth/sun facing side of the moon, so it is visible from any part of the earth that is facing the moon at the moment of the eclipse. In other words, during any lunar eclipse, about half of the earth (the half facing the moon) can see the lunar eclipse.
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Total solar eclipse on 13--14 November 2012 I dedicate it to Sylvia my flying Angel and my lovely friend Dudley who dedicated the lovely music to Sunshine An...
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Q&A: What time would I need to be up to see the lunar eclipse this December?
Question by : What time would I need to be up to see the lunar eclipse this December?
So I found out that on December 21 2010, there will be a visible lunar eclipse. I really wanna stay up and see it but I don't know what time the eclipse will be visible from where I live in Southern California. Does anyone know?
Best answer:
Answer by Anne MarieHi Y!
The time you'll want to look for Monday night's eclipse is 10:33 p.m. Pacific Standard Time, the moment when the partial eclipse begins.
It takes just over an hour for the earth's shadow to completely engulf the moon, which means that totality arrives at 11:41 p.m. PST and then lasts for another hour and 12 minutes.
Why are others saying December 21st when in fact it's Monday night? The official way the dates of eclipses are reckoned follows Greenwich Mean Time, the time zone of England, and this eclipse indeed happens on Tuesday morning the 21st GMT, and indeed Tuesday evening in New Zealand. In North America, though, it's Monday night, although the eclipse will run past midnight over most of the continent.
You may see some writers giving earlier times for the official start of the eclipse. They're not wrong, technically, but these earlier times are not helpful, and you will not see any eclipse until 10:33 p.m. Pacific Time.
A penumbral eclipse starts at 9:28 p.m. Monday night. A penumbral eclipse means that an observer watching from the moon would see the beginning of a partial eclipse of the sun by the earth. During a partial eclipse of the sun, the amount of light reaching the moon is slightly reduced, much as happens here when we start a partial solar eclipse.
Watching from earth, though, you won't notice anything happening during the penumbral eclipse. If you went out looking at 9:28, you'd likely just grouse that you'd been given wrong information, and disappointedly go to bed. You'll see only a normal full moon if you were to go out looking before 10:33 p.m. PST.
(Actually, if you look carefully, you may be able to notice signs of the deepening penumbral phase in the last few minutes before the start of the partial eclipse at 10:33 p.m. PST. In those last few minutes, the lower left part of the moon is only receiving a fraction of its normal sunlight. It would look to you as though the left "cheek" of the man in the moon (facing from earth) were in need of a shave. It's nothing like the start of the partial eclipse, though.)
This eclipse is shallow, as total lunar eclipses go. That means that during totality, the moon will remain a coppery red. Some total eclipses are deeper, and the moon darkens to the point where you might not even notice it if you didn't know where to look. This eclipse is not one of these.
Total eclipses of the moon occur in runs, every six months or so, usually with three or four total
How often do Solar Eclipses happen in the Unites States?
Question by Chesney: How often do Solar Eclipses happen in the Unites States?
I dont mean all together, I mean actually in the united states around Michigan, Ohio, Indiana?
Best answer:
Answer by ?http://eclipse.astroinfo.org/maps/activemaps.html
visit this sight.
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Sunday, March 24, 2013
what happens when the solar eclipse comes on july 7, 2009?
Question by Deanda: what happens when the solar eclipse comes on july 7, 2009?
I am a cancer and I have capricorn entering my seventh house on july 7,2009( which there is going to be a solar eclipse) how is this going to effect me? ( Im kind of scared of what might happen)
Best answer:
Answer by Tina Lyou've got to be kidding.
you don't even have the dates right, but since astrology is meaningless, it doesn't make any difference.
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Q&A: If a solar eclipse occurs while small kids are at school will the teachers bring them inside or let them see?
Question by IIIIIII: If a solar eclipse occurs while small kids are at school will the teachers bring them inside or let them see?
A solar eclipse occurred when I was 11 and all the kids were outside after lunch. Teachers passed around a few pairs of glasses through which to view the eclipse, but there weren't many pairs for all the kids.
I was too excited to wait and squinted one eye shut and looked directly at the eclipse with the other eye...the next day I was at the eye doctor with an ultraviolet laser burn in the ...cornea, I believe...in other words, a permanent blind spot, which I still have thirty years later.
But what about the younger kids, like 6 or 10 years old? Will teachers protect them? Kids can be extremely curious and excited about these things...I actually plan to keep my youngest son home inside in the event of a solar eclipse...and NOT let him be in school at that time.
People don't understand that the eclipse can seriously and permanently damage the eyes- and I only looked at it for about 7 seconds...while my eyeball was being painlessly burned away from the center outward and I hadn't a clue till it was too late.
MARK dosen't know how to read. Poor Mark.
Best answer:
Answer by braves dudedepends on the teach
Add your own answer in the comments!
About Lunar and Solar Eclipses Come See the Accompanying Article at KidsKnowIt.com: http://www.kidsastronomy.com/our_sun.htm.
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How do i build a moon model showing each different phases?
Question by BRZLNboo: How do i build a moon model showing each different phases?
for my science project we have to do a model of how night/day happens ; show solar and lunar eclipse ; and show how one year happens. Also the different phases of the moon (waxing crescent 1st qtr full new waning gibbous . . . )
We have to have one moon , one earth and a flashlight as the sun but i have no idea how to start or what to do with the flashlight and how to answer those questions about how stuff happens .
PLEASEEEE HELLLPPPPP MEEEEEE ; I REALLYY NEEDDD THISSSSS !!!!!!
Best answer:
Answer by B.This site will help you.
http://www.moonphases.info/moon_phases.html#Moon_Phases
Good luck!
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Saturday, March 23, 2013
Can you watch a lunar eclipse with no eye protection?
Question by Marcos: Can you watch a lunar eclipse with no eye protection?
just wondering because when there is a sun eclipse you must not because you could get blinded what about one in the night?
Best answer:
Answer by VaniaYes!!
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Why is the moon exactly the right size to cover the sun in a solar eclipse?
Question by happyharhar: Why is the moon exactly the right size to cover the sun in a solar eclipse?
Odd eh?
Best answer:
Answer by evirustheslayecoincidences happen. why doesn't the earth have a ring? wouldn't that be amazing? sure.
we can find a million coincidences if we look hard enough but that doesn't really mean anything.
further more the moon could be a little bigger or a little closer, the eclipse isn't perfect, that's why you are warned against staring at the eclipse.
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A short animation showing the difference between Solar Eclipses and Lunar Eclipses.
What's on your bucket list?
Question by 12th Man: What's on your bucket list?
I just wrote a bucket list of 60 things I want to do before I die. Here it is:
1.Run a mile in under 6 minutes
2.Do a backflip
3.Buy an old car and fix it up
4.Learn a martial art
5.Play college baseball
6.Sing on stage
7.Write a book
8.Make friends with a complete stranger
9. Be in a movie/ tv show/ music video
10. Start a wave at a baseball game
11. Send out a message in a bottle and get a response
12. Buy a house
13. Make friends with someone famous
14. Take an under privileged kid to toys r us and buy them whatever they want no matter how much it costs
15. Attend a random person’s wedding and not crash it
16. Run for a political office
17. Direct a real music video
18. Jump off the Santa Monica pier
19.Learn to sail a boat
20. Go on a safari in Africa
21. Write, record and release an album
22. Play on a basketball team
23.Learn to dance
24. Go scuba diving
25. Ride in a helicopter
26. Spend the night in a haunted hotel
27. Drive a race car
28. Buy a house
29. Camp in the Amazon
30. Make $ 100 street performing
31. See a solar eclipse
32. Fly a kite
33. Throw out the first pitch at a baseball game
34. Throw a bull pen session with Buster Posey
35. Personally apologize to everyone I’ve ever hurt
36. Save up $ 500 and waste it all at Value Village
37. Get a college degree
38. Jam with Jack Johnson
39. Create a retirement fund for my kid as soon as they’re born
40. Rent that hot tub boat thing for a day
41. Write a letter to a stranger, just to say hi
42. Forgive all of my grudges
43. Attend a native American sweat lodge ceremony
44. Start a charity
45. Find my faith
46. Take a sports car to Salt Lake City
47. Spend a night in jail
48. Coach a youth football team
49. Coach a high school or college baseball team
50. Go to a restaurant and anonymously cover the bill for a random couple
51. Surf in all 3 oceans (Not including the Arctic or Southern Arctic)
52. Go to a Superbowl
53. Shoot a gun
54. Become more spiritual
55. Build a habitat for humanity home
56. Get all A’s for a semester
57. Attend a world premier of a blockbuster movie
58. See a medieval castle in Europe
59. Grow a garden
60. Go to a baseball game at Fenway Park and Wrigley Field
What's on yours?
Best answer:
Answer by Mr. Tea LeafSkydive
feed a shark
swim with a giant manta
stroke a tiger or other big cat
ride in a fighter jet
get a photo with OneRepublic
go on a legit ghost hunt with infra-red cameras and thermal imaging camcorders n stuff cB
fly a helicopter
visit australia
touch a crocodiles nose
spend over £1000 in one shopping trip
learn to play 'secrets' on a cello
learn to play the guitar
go photo bombing
blow up a caravan
ride in a hummer and pretend I'm famous
record and roleplay a real life pokemon battle
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When the next solar eclipse happens, does the Philippines stand a chance to experience it?
Question by Yanka: When the next solar eclipse happens, does the Philippines stand a chance to experience it?
It states in MrEclipse.com that the next solar eclipse will happen on August 1, 2008. It would start in Canada and leave in China. Do you think the Philippines (where I am staying now) will have a chance to be able to get "blocked"?
Best answer:
Answer by YaybobYou will see at most a partial eclipse, maybe less. There is a map at http://sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclipse/OH/OHfigures/OH2008-Fig03.pdf that shows the Philippines on the line between seeing it and not.
This map http://sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclipse/SEmono/TSE2008/TSE2008iau/TSE2008-fig08.GIF suggests that you may not see much
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May 21, 2012 Millions Take A Seat To Watch Sun's Spectacle Over Earth. Millions of viewers across the U.S. and Asia were able to see the sun and moon's perfo...
How much power do we get from the sun every day?
Question by Hiya: How much power do we get from the sun every day?
I need to know how much per square inch at any given time and also the amount the sun gives the earth (in total, the sun is always shining some where) each day.
Best answer:
Answer by Donut TimMost of the Sun’s light is radiated in a direction that does not send it to Earth.
Only 0.000000724654% of it reaches the Earth.
That’s 7.24654 billionths of the Sun’s total light.
The Sunlight that reaches Earth is equal to approximately 1,370 watts per square meter (0.884 watts per square inch) when the sun is at zenith. Because of the atmosphere, the amount of energy that reaches the ground is about 1,000 watts per meter (0.645 watts per square inch) when the sun is directly above and no clouds obscure. (One watt is equal to 1 joule (J) of energy per second.)
The total energy from the Sun that hits Earth is 2,787,020,730,988,480,000 watts.
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Visit http://science.nasa.gov/ for more. Scientists and sky watchers are converging on the northeast coast of Australia, near the Great Barrier Reef, for a t...
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Friday, March 22, 2013
what is the diffrence between a lunar and solar eclipse?
Question by ♥snapple♥: what is the diffrence between a lunar and solar eclipse?
which one do you need glasses for? when is the next one?
Best answer:
Answer by Paul BA lunar eclipse happens when Earth's shadow crosses the face of the moon. A solar eclipse happens when the moon passes between the sun and Earth in such a way that the sun is blocked out. You should use eye protection when viewing a solar eclipse.
The next solar eclipse and/or lunar eclipse depends on where you're located. Both occur somewhere on Earth almost monthly.
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The Shmita & The Septennial Sabbatical Cycle, 17 September 2001 corresponds to 29 Elul, 5761 Monday (FALL of the stock market) The plunge of just over 7 perc...
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Q&A: What is the next solar eclipse seen in France going to be?
Question by Evan L: What is the next solar eclipse seen in France going to be?
It's for an idea I'm working on. I know there's one (Total Eclipse) seen in France on November 5, 2059 but what would be the one right behind that? Total or Partial.
So what would be the last solar eclipse seen before the one in 2059?
Thanks!!!
Best answer:
Answer by wallyrushSep.3 2081 will be the next total
May 22 1724 was the last total
Wally
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Partial Solar Eclipse 25 Nov 2011 Music: Time Between Us by Ryan Farish.
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Can I ruin my eyes by staring at solar eclipses and welding arcs?
Question by Chris Nichols: Can I ruin my eyes by staring at solar eclipses and welding arcs?
with no eye protection. I watch people welding and solar eclipses all the time on youtube. Now my eyes hurt reel bad.
Best answer:
Answer by David Limyes, and don't even try. you never know what will happen.
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Thursday, March 21, 2013
How does one use x-ray film to watch a solar eclipse
Question by O: How does one use x-ray film to watch a solar eclipse
http://news.yahoo.com/nphotos/Solar-Eclipse/ss/events/sc/080108solareclipse;_ylt=AnXh5PKqZfTlJLOzr5SdfhwHcggF#photoViewer=/080801/ids_photos_wl/r3820341735.jpg
I thought that the film should be exposed, not developed. What is it about the film that protects us? The silver?
Best answer:
Answer by mike1942f It has to be developed - it is a nearly opaque material that blocks most of the sun.
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A spectacular solar eclipse treated skywatchers around the world to dazzling celestial views Sunday (May 20), as the moon wandered between Earth and the sun,...
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Q&A: If a solar eclipse occurs while small kids are at school will the teachers bring them inside or let them see?
Question by IIIIIII: If a solar eclipse occurs while small kids are at school will the teachers bring them inside or let them see?
A solar eclipse occurred when I was 11 and all the kids were outside after lunch. Teachers passed around a few pairs of glasses through which to view the eclipse, but there weren't many pairs for all the kids.
I was too excited to wait and squinted one eye shut and looked directly at the eclipse with the other eye...the next day I was at the eye doctor with an ultraviolet laser burn in the ...cornea, I believe...in other words, a permanent blind spot, which I still have thirty years later.
But what about the younger kids, like 6 or 10 years old? Will teachers protect them? Kids can be extremely curious and excited about these things...I actually plan to keep my youngest son home inside in the event of a solar eclipse...and NOT let him be in school at that time.
People don't understand that the eclipse can seriously and permanently damage the eyes- and I only looked at it for about 7 seconds...while my eyeball was being painlessly burned away from the center outward and I hadn't a clue till it was too late.
MARK dosen't know how to read. Poor Mark.
Best answer:
Answer by braves dudedepends on the teach
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About Lunar and Solar Eclipses Come See the Accompanying Article at KidsKnowIt.com: http://www.kidsastronomy.com/our_sun.htm.
What does a total solar eclipse symobolise?
Question by J: What does a total solar eclipse symobolise?
There's one coming up in november, and apparently the earth and solar system will be aligned with the centre of the galaxy for the first time in over 26,000 years. What is the deeper meaning of it all, for us as people on this earth?
Best answer:
Answer by Donut TimA total solar eclipse is not a symbol. It is an actual event.
It is not related to the center of the galaxy, it has no meaning and it occurs on average 1 to 2 times a year.
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Astronomy questions regarding the moon phases, superior planets, and hypothetical situations!?
Question by flipit54: Astronomy questions regarding the moon phases, superior planets, and hypothetical situations!?
Any experts on Astronomy? I'm having a really tough time with my homework. My textbook is not helping me at all!
1) What time does the waxing gibbous moon rise? Your choices are noon, 3pm, sunset, 9pm
2) What time does the last quarter moon set? Your choices are sunrise, noon, sunset or midnight.
3) What phases of the superior planets can we see from earth?
4) In an alternate solar system, assume the moon goes around the Earth CLOCKWISE while the earth still goes around the sun counter-clockwise. Is the synodic month shorter than, equal to, or longer than the sidereal month in this setup?
5) Annular eclipses of the Sun occur when the angular size of the moon is smaller than the angular size of the Sun. When will it be easiest, considering the distances between Earth-Moon and Earth-Sun, an annular eclipse rather than a total eclipse to occur?
Any help would be appreciated, I've completed most of my packet but these problems are leaving me up after four hours of work!
Best answer:
Answer by StarryskyFirst quarter rises at noon (six hours or a quarter day after the sun)
Full moon rises when sun sets because it is on opposite side of Earth from sun.
Waxing (growing) gibbous moon is anywhere between first quarter and full phases.
Now you know the answer to #1
Last quarter moon is 6 hours (a quarter day) ahead of the sun, just as first quarter was a quarter day behind the sun. Now you know the answer to #2
When we look at superior planets, those with orbits larger than Earth's orbit, those are Mars and beyond. We can see them when opposite the sun (midnight). Then they are illuminated how much? Superior planets orbit the Sun, part way around then how illuminated? Or farther around? But since they are farther from the Sun than Earth, they can never be between Earth and Sun. They can be on other side of sun and appear in daylight sky (if the air was not so bright or there was a total solar eclipse or you were on the Space Station). Then how would they be illuminated? If you are unsure still, set out a bare light bulb and have another person walk around it. Now you know answer to #3.
I think you know how to set up demonstration for #4 to find the answer. Look up the definitions of the synodic and sidereal months and see how they work with revolution of the moon around the Earth and the revolution of the Earth around the Sun in combination. See how the moon appears against the fixed star background (the wallpaper) as your marble moon goes around the baseball Earth as it goes around the lightbulb Sun.
Number 5 is a bit harder since you must look up the terms annular and total eclipses. Then you can take a piece of
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
What is the difference between a lunar eclipse and the new moon?
Question by KT: What is the difference between a lunar eclipse and the new moon?
What is the difference between a lunar eclipse and the new moon?
As much detail and links helpful!
Best answer:
Answer by KA new moon is when the moon is directly between Earth and the Sun, and is thus not illuminated at all and invisible to us. A lunar eclipse occurs during a full moon, when the moon is exactly opposite the Sun and fully illuminated, but then passes through Earth's shadow, dimming it and making it appear reddish-brown.
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Q&A: When will the next solar or lunar eclipse be?
Question by Wafflez: When will the next solar or lunar eclipse be?
what is the date of the next solar or lunar eclipse?
Best answer:
Answer by CobunIt depends on where in the world you are. NASA has a great website for finding out about upcoming eclipses.
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What is the difference between a lunar eclipse and the new moon?
Question by KT: What is the difference between a lunar eclipse and the new moon?
What is the difference between a lunar eclipse and the new moon?
As much detail and links helpful!
Best answer:
Answer by KA new moon is when the moon is directly between Earth and the Sun, and is thus not illuminated at all and invisible to us. A lunar eclipse occurs during a full moon, when the moon is exactly opposite the Sun and fully illuminated, but then passes through Earth's shadow, dimming it and making it appear reddish-brown.
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Q&A: Recently I have bred a fog and lava dragon and incubation time is 48 hours?
Question by Trey: Recently I have bred a fog and lava dragon and incubation time is 48 hours?
I potentially could get a Solar/lunar eclipse,sun,moon,rainbow, or a seasonal dragon, I want to know because I need to know which habitat to set up. If their is know way to tell now, please tell me their is know way to tell which one i got
Best answer:
Answer by RachelWell, if you wait until you can see a picture of the egg, look up a guide to see what eggs can match up to which. That way, even when you wait the first 48 hours, you can still wait the second and build the habitat in that time. Secondly, I think you posted this in the wrong category. This is in pets and reptiles. This belongs in video games. Make sure you pick the right category next time or you might not get the answers youre looking for.
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Tuesday, March 19, 2013
What time would I need to be up to see the lunar eclipse this December?
Question by : What time would I need to be up to see the lunar eclipse this December?
So I found out that on December 21 2010, there will be a visible lunar eclipse. I really wanna stay up and see it but I don't know what time the eclipse will be visible from where I live in Southern California. Does anyone know?
Best answer:
Answer by Anne MarieHi Y!
The time you'll want to look for Monday night's eclipse is 10:33 p.m. Pacific Standard Time, the moment when the partial eclipse begins.
It takes just over an hour for the earth's shadow to completely engulf the moon, which means that totality arrives at 11:41 p.m. PST and then lasts for another hour and 12 minutes.
Why are others saying December 21st when in fact it's Monday night? The official way the dates of eclipses are reckoned follows Greenwich Mean Time, the time zone of England, and this eclipse indeed happens on Tuesday morning the 21st GMT, and indeed Tuesday evening in New Zealand. In North America, though, it's Monday night, although the eclipse will run past midnight over most of the continent.
You may see some writers giving earlier times for the official start of the eclipse. They're not wrong, technically, but these earlier times are not helpful, and you will not see any eclipse until 10:33 p.m. Pacific Time.
A penumbral eclipse starts at 9:28 p.m. Monday night. A penumbral eclipse means that an observer watching from the moon would see the beginning of a partial eclipse of the sun by the earth. During a partial eclipse of the sun, the amount of light reaching the moon is slightly reduced, much as happens here when we start a partial solar eclipse.
Watching from earth, though, you won't notice anything happening during the penumbral eclipse. If you went out looking at 9:28, you'd likely just grouse that you'd been given wrong information, and disappointedly go to bed. You'll see only a normal full moon if you were to go out looking before 10:33 p.m. PST.
(Actually, if you look carefully, you may be able to notice signs of the deepening penumbral phase in the last few minutes before the start of the partial eclipse at 10:33 p.m. PST. In those last few minutes, the lower left part of the moon is only receiving a fraction of its normal sunlight. It would look to you as though the left "cheek" of the man in the moon (facing from earth) were in need of a shave. It's nothing like the start of the partial eclipse, though.)
This eclipse is shallow, as total lunar eclipses go. That means that during totality, the moon will remain a coppery red. Some total eclipses are deeper, and the moon darkens to the point where you might not even notice it if you didn't know where to look. This eclipse is not one of these.
Total eclipses of the moon occur in runs, every six months or so, usually with three or four total
Q&A: Is it safe to record a solar eclipse with an iPod?
Question by Miguel Ortega: Is it safe to record a solar eclipse with an iPod?
Today's going to be a solar eclipse and was wondering if it's safe to record it with my iPod
Best answer:
Answer by GillianI am 99.9% sure you can, but don't look at the sun with your eye when recording it. The video may or may not come out good but just make sure not to look at it with your eye.
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Which is rarer the solar eclipse happening next week or the mars close to earth next august?
Question by www: Which is rarer the solar eclipse happening next week or the mars close to earth next august?
Which is rarer the solar eclipse happening next week at 22 July 2009 or the mars close to earth on 27 august 2009?
Best answer:
Answer by Isaacsince the eclipse is not a tottal eclipse the mars thing
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Annular Solar Eclipse on 15 January 2010 Can be seen best in Tropical regions on the Equator, from Nigeria in Africa, crossing Indian Ocean, passing by the s...
How are small images of the sun in partial eclipse,seen under the shades of tree during solar eclipse?
Question by Mahesh: How are small images of the sun in partial eclipse,seen under the shades of tree during solar eclipse?
Prior to the total solar eclipse, you may be able to look at the shadow thrown by a tree onto the ground. Often thousands of small images of the sun in partial eclipse will be visible. How does this happen? Does this phenomena have any thing to do with the term,'Fraunhoffer Diffraction?
Best answer:
Answer by Roger KDon't know if it is related to Fraunhoffer Diffraction, but each opening between the leaves through which the sun shines acts like a pinhole camera to project the image of the eclipsed sun on the ground.
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How often do Solar Eclipses happen in the Unites States?
Question by Chesney: How often do Solar Eclipses happen in the Unites States?
I dont mean all together, I mean actually in the united states around Michigan, Ohio, Indiana?
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Answer by ?http://eclipse.astroinfo.org/maps/activemaps.html
visit this sight.
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Monday, March 18, 2013
Astronomy questions regarding the moon phases, superior planets, and hypothetical situations!?
Question by flipit54: Astronomy questions regarding the moon phases, superior planets, and hypothetical situations!?
Any experts on Astronomy? I'm having a really tough time with my homework. My textbook is not helping me at all!
1) What time does the waxing gibbous moon rise? Your choices are noon, 3pm, sunset, 9pm
2) What time does the last quarter moon set? Your choices are sunrise, noon, sunset or midnight.
3) What phases of the superior planets can we see from earth?
4) In an alternate solar system, assume the moon goes around the Earth CLOCKWISE while the earth still goes around the sun counter-clockwise. Is the synodic month shorter than, equal to, or longer than the sidereal month in this setup?
5) Annular eclipses of the Sun occur when the angular size of the moon is smaller than the angular size of the Sun. When will it be easiest, considering the distances between Earth-Moon and Earth-Sun, an annular eclipse rather than a total eclipse to occur?
Any help would be appreciated, I've completed most of my packet but these problems are leaving me up after four hours of work!
Best answer:
Answer by StarryskyFirst quarter rises at noon (six hours or a quarter day after the sun)
Full moon rises when sun sets because it is on opposite side of Earth from sun.
Waxing (growing) gibbous moon is anywhere between first quarter and full phases.
Now you know the answer to #1
Last quarter moon is 6 hours (a quarter day) ahead of the sun, just as first quarter was a quarter day behind the sun. Now you know the answer to #2
When we look at superior planets, those with orbits larger than Earth's orbit, those are Mars and beyond. We can see them when opposite the sun (midnight). Then they are illuminated how much? Superior planets orbit the Sun, part way around then how illuminated? Or farther around? But since they are farther from the Sun than Earth, they can never be between Earth and Sun. They can be on other side of sun and appear in daylight sky (if the air was not so bright or there was a total solar eclipse or you were on the Space Station). Then how would they be illuminated? If you are unsure still, set out a bare light bulb and have another person walk around it. Now you know answer to #3.
I think you know how to set up demonstration for #4 to find the answer. Look up the definitions of the synodic and sidereal months and see how they work with revolution of the moon around the Earth and the revolution of the Earth around the Sun in combination. See how the moon appears against the fixed star background (the wallpaper) as your marble moon goes around the baseball Earth as it goes around the lightbulb Sun.
Number 5 is a bit harder since you must look up the terms annular and total eclipses. Then you can take a piece of
When shall a Lunar and a Solar Eclipse be within 15 days of each other?
Question by Istiaque: When shall a Lunar and a Solar Eclipse be within 15 days of each other?
I know science can be wrong but I want a prediction of when the two Eclipses will be timed near each other.
Best answer:
Answer by kumorifoxThere was a lunar eclipse on June 26th, and there will be a solar eclipse July 11th, which is 15 days.
There will be a lunar eclipse on December 21st 2010, and a solar eclipse January 4th 2011, which is 14 days.
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How much for an engagement ring?
Question by Sarah: How much for an engagement ring?
I was looking at the recently available replica of Bella's engagement ring from Eclipse, and upon seeing the prices for the different versions of it (fashion, fine, and genuine), I began to wonder the average amount a middle class American spends on an engagement ring. Thanks for taking the time to answer my question!
Best answer:
Answer by 4REEEIt highly depends on where you live:
http://www.bluenile.com/diamonds/diamond-cut
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News Article: 'Ring of fire' eclipse visible from China to Texas http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2012/05/17/ring-fire-eclipse-visible-from-china-to-texas/#ixz...
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Q&A: What songs will Journey play on their Eclipse tour?
Question by Shooting Star: What songs will Journey play on their Eclipse tour?
Has anyone gone to Journey's Eclipse tour? If so, which songs did they sing?
Best answer:
Answer by Rick BetterlyCity of hope google the rest haven't you heard of search engines.
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We take a look inside Celebrity Cruises' new ship as it launches in Southampton.
Sunday, March 17, 2013
What to pack for trip to Australia in early November?
Question by Shannon Noel(:: What to pack for trip to Australia in early November?
I'm going on a cruise in Australia from Nov. 2- Nov.17, and I have no idea what the weather is like this time of year. We are going to Sydney, Brisbane, Airlie Beach, Townsville, Port Douglas, and Willis Island.
Thanks!
Best answer:
Answer by Barnaby Jshorts and shirts . 1 jumper just in case there is a cold snap . It will be warm to hot .
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A slideshow of TQ travelers' photos put together by TQ trip leader Rick Fienberg.
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do solar pool covers really work?
Question by Trophywife22: do solar pool covers really work?
i just purchased a above ground pool. no one likes to go in a freezing cold pool so i am wondering if i should purchase solar rings or a solar cover. do they actually make the water warmer?
Best answer:
Answer by E-vangelistYes, it does. It creates a layer of warm water near the top which you can mix as you swim or run the filter to mix it.
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New addition to my solar system videos. Virtually everything you'd want to know about the rings of Saturn. It's one of the solar system's most awe-inspiring ...
Q&A: What can i do to watch a solar eclipse that is happening tonight? put on sunglasses or something?
Question by Serafina: What can i do to watch a solar eclipse that is happening tonight? put on sunglasses or something?
There is a solar eclipse and my family and I are going to watch it but we are not sure what to do.
Best answer:
Answer by EvaThere are some sunglasses that you can buy for a dollar online.. but sunglasses would probably help!
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Saturday, March 16, 2013
Why are people saying in the years after 2012, there will be no more time?
Question by Arrukima: Why are people saying in the years after 2012, there will be no more time?
People have been (as you might .. well have heard)
that after or during 2012 the worlds going to end or stop rotating or something...
seriously? thats some scary sht.
is it true?
or is no one fersure?
Best answer:
Answer by WisdomI bet there will be a movie released on that date about the end of the world. It will be kind of like the date of 6/06/06, which was when the new omen movie was released.
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How often do total eclipses happen?
Question by Banana.: How often do total eclipses happen?
So I know a total eclipse happened on Easter Island(Chile) I just wanted to know how often they occur and when and where the next one would be?
Thank youuu (:
Best answer:
Answer by OlympianThere are two types of eclipses; solar and lunar. I can tell you're talking about a solar eclipse, though. They happen approximately 2-4 times a year. The next total solar eclipse is May 20, 2012. It's an annular eclipse, so it won't cover the entire disk of the sun; it will look like a glowing ring during totality. It will be visible from Japan and the north Pacific Ocean, with a partial eclipse visible from east Asia and western North America. You would need to pay attention to the shadow; it would appear similar to a partial eclipse; you wouldn't know that an eclipse is happening.
The solar eclipses of next year all consist of partial eclipses.
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A total solar eclipse plunged northern Queensland into darkness for two minutes, delighting crowds packed on the beach in Cairns. Australians donned protecti...
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How does solar eclipse effect pregnant women?
Question by Silvia V: How does solar eclipse effect pregnant women?
I'm 16 weeks pregnant, and everyone is telling me that the solar eclipse, which will be May 20, 2012, can affect the unborn baby, has anyone else heard this?
Best answer:
Answer by KathyI've never heard that one. I've heard that more babies are born around full moons and on tuesdays though!
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Eclipse phases as seen from Queensland outback, Mulligan Hwy, Bob's Lookout. Canon 5D Mark II camera mounted on a Vixen E77 telescope. Eclipse times (UT of 1...
Q&A: what in the Mayan calendar has come true?
Question by PamelaLovesYuu: what in the Mayan calendar has come true?
i read somewhere that people believe the world will end in 2012 because other things mentioned in the Mayan calendar have been said to have happened.
im just wondering, what exactly from the calendar has occurred?
Best answer:
Answer by Peace and Lovethat the Mayans would all be dead by the year 2012
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Friday, March 15, 2013
Is Britney Spears releasing a Circus tour dvd or a greatest hits album?
Question by ts1243: Is Britney Spears releasing a Circus tour dvd or a greatest hits album?
I keep hearing that shes gonna release a greatest hits album.
Is she going to release a Circus Tour dvd or a greatest hits album?
Does anyone kno 4 sure or hav any info?
Best answer:
Answer by BS!She's releasing a singles album on October 27th. Two new songs will be on the CD, which the titles are Nine 11 or Nine 1 1 (not exactly sure) and Eclipse.
I'm not sure if she's releasing a DVD for her tour, but I would think she would.
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In this video I give a full in depth tour of the 2007 Mitsubishi Eclipse SE. I take viewers on a close look through the interior and exterior of this car whi...
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What do they mean when you can see planets during a total solar eclipse?
Question by AY0116: What do they mean when you can see planets during a total solar eclipse?
There is a total eclipse coming up in August for parts of Russia and China, there are other places as well but I don't know where. I was reading an article about how there will be four planets visible during the eclipse. What I want to know is, does the eclipse magnify these planets so you can view them with the naked eye or does it just expose the area of the planet in darkness long enough that you could view them through a telescope?
Best answer:
Answer by Wild BillThe eclipse actually reduces the light pollution from the Sun to the Earth allowing us to see the brightest objects in the sky such as Venus, Jupiter, Mars, and Saturn. When the eclipse is over they will fade into the wild blue sky!
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when will a solar eclipse come in california?
Question by raspmenu: when will a solar eclipse come in california?
When will a solar eclipse come in California?
Best answer:
Answer by ThomasI think in 2012 in the US.
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