Question by Lion: At what time on August 1st will the solar eclipse start?
A solar eclipse is anticipated on August 1, 2008. At what time, measured in Eastern Daylight Saving Time, will the eclipse begin and how long will it last?
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Answer by CharlesThe eclipse will start at about 9:26 UT in northern Canada and finish at about 11:21 UT in northern China.
UT is Greenwich Mean Time essentially.
HTH
Charles
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- ( www.timesofearth.com ) - The solar eclipse of July 22, 2009 was the longest total solar eclipse of the 21st century, lasting as much as 6 minutes and 39 seconds in some places. It caused tourist interest in eastern China, Nepal and India. Millions of Asians have witnessed the longest solar eclipse of the 21st century early Wednesday. In some parts of the continent, the moon completely blocked out the sun for more than six-and-a-half minutes. The eclipse - the longest since July 1991 - was visible in India, Nepal, Burma, Bangladesh, Bhutan and China. There won't be a longer eclipse than today's for another 123 years. The eclipse first appeared just before 1am GMT at in India's Gulf of Khambhat just north of the metropolis of Mumbai. It passed across some southern Japanese islands and was last visible from land at Nikumaroro Island in the South Pacific nation of Kiribati at 4.19am GMT. A partial eclipse was visible in much of Asia between midnight and 5am. Lasting six minutes and 39 seconds at its maximum point, it was the longest solar eclipse of the 21st century and will not be surpassed in duration until June 13 2132. The maximum point occurred in the ocean just after 2.30am GMT about 62miles south of the Bonin Islands, south-east of Japan. Astronomers travelled across the world for a rare prolonged view of the sun's corona, a white ring 600000 miles from the sun's surface. According to Nasa, Taregana in the eastern Indian state of Bihar was the best place to witness ...
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At what time on August 1st will the solar eclipse start?
Why did they get into a huge argument day after solar eclipse?
Question by Karen: Why did they get into a huge argument day after solar eclipse?
two people at work got into a huge argument at work over something stressful
that happened six months ago.
their argument happened day after solar eclipse.
the woman said to the guy, she will tell me everything.
what ever she has been hiding, she is going to tell me now.
why now after a solar eclipse?
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Answer by SaggiMCthis has nothing to do with astrology and it cannot be explained via astrology eitther.... I strongly suggest you repost in social science forum OR family and relationship forum!
Astrology can explain lots of things, especially regarding your personality, traits etc but it's entirely upto YOU to make changes in your life, you are the captain of your ship no-one else. Knowing astrology is not going to change you or do this for you! We all have to go through rough transits, to learn and to grow as a person, so in that regard you are no different...
you are doing astrology a disservice by asking questions this type of questions...... and inviting every astrology hater to mock and ridicule this wonderful art and science blend which we call astrology. Astrology cannot answer this kind of question and you should know this. You are just as bad as them.....and giving them yet another platform to deride and this is wrong in my opinion... You obviously have unrealistic expectations of what astrology can and cannot do!
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Q&A: Damage to eyes if Solar eclipse is seen with naked eyes?
Question by Tunnu: Damage to eyes if Solar eclipse is seen with naked eyes?
My son (6 year old child) was playing outside during solar eclipse on 26th Jan in Hyderabad, India. Not sure if he had OR had not seen the sun with his naked eyes. Please tell me what would be the probable impact of it? & if there is any damage that could be caused, how soon we would know about it? Impact is realized instantly or gradually or in the later years ?? Please advice. ------- Whoever answers to this, please justify your answer and also indicate your edcn and knowledge backgroud. Thanks so much.
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Answer by Vicky SProlonged staring at the sun would damage the optical nerve,however I doubt whether anyone could stare long enough voluntarily.
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***Best Solar Eclipse Footage On Youtube*** Annular Solar Eclpise.. Eclipse 2012 For one night, millions of eyes look up to the 'Ring of Fire.' Millions around the world are set to watch the annular solar eclipse, in which the moon passes in front of the sun leaving only a golden ring around its edges, which will be visible to wide areas across Asia Monday morning, parts of the western United States and even some parts of Mexico will catch a glimpse. Parts of eastern Asia were being treated to a solar spectacle as the moon slid across the sun, creating a "ring of fire." Sky-watchers in the western US awaited their turns as the rare phenomenon was due to move over the Pacific and toward them later Sunday. Scientists cautioned would-be viewers everywhere to be very careful because the sun's damaging rays will remain powerful even during the annular solar eclipse. The advice: Either wear specially designed protective eyewear or attend a viewing event — at a planetarium or amateur astronomy club, for example — to avoid risk of serious eye injury. Local weather permitting, the solar spectacle was first visible in parts of eastern Asia around dawn Monday, local time. If skies were clear enough, early risers there were able to catch the ring eclipse.
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