Question by human: When is the next total and/or partial solar eclipse in Seattle?
I am a great fan of solar eclipses, and I live in Seattle. I have never seen one from my home city, so when is the next one?
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Answer by normally_laconicMay 20, 2012 will be a partial eclipse visible from Seattle.
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When is the next total and/or partial solar eclipse in Seattle?
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People have long held great fear for eclipses, may it be a solar or lunar eclipse, for they have been regarded as being the omens of evil. Likewise in astrology, eclipses falling juxtaposed or in opposition to a natal planet have been associated with the potential for all sorts of catastrophes. It has the effect of overshadowing whatever planet or angle or zodiac signs of the horoscopes it come into contact with. What is an eclipse?An eclipse is a New or Full Moon that takes place near the Moons Nodes. The moon's node is the point where the path of both the sun and moon intersect. When the Moon and Sun are so close to the Nodes, that is the moon is within approximately 10 degrees of its node, they will become aligned perfectly enough with the Earth to cast a shadow.During a Solar eclipse, the Moon casts a shadow on the Earth and both sun and moon occupy the same degree of the zodiac sign while during a Lunar eclipse, the Earth casts a shadow on the Moon and the sun and moon are in opposition to one another.Importance of an EclipseThe eclipse cycle occurs repeatedly approximately every 18 years when it will occur in the same sign of the zodiac and is carried forward by approximately 10 degrees. An eclipse at the same degree of the same sign will occur every 651 years.In ancients times, people believed that an eclipse have incontrovertible consequences if it touched a key planet in a person
During our earthly lunar eclipse, would a hypothetical moon resident see a complete or partial solar eclipse?
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Question by : During our earthly lunar eclipse, would a hypothetical moon resident see a complete or partial solar eclipse?
A lunar eclipse is seen when the Earth passes between the Sun and our Moon. Is the size and positioning of the Earth between those two bodies sufficient enough to also block the Sun completely from the Moon's view, or would a moon resident see only a partial eclipse (or "black hole sun")?
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Answer by DLMThe earth is certainly large enough to block out the entire sun as viewed from the moon... but because the earth and moon have slightly different inclinations, some of these eclipses would be viewed as "partial" fromthe moon, as the earth might only graze, say, the southern or norther portion of the disc of the sun.
There would be no annular eclipses of the sun as seen from the moon.
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