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.
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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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Why are solar eclipses rare in the contiguous United States?
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?
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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.
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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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