Question by Dan in Miami: How many solar ecliples in Miami since 1960?
I'm talking total eclipse or near total solar, visible from Miami, not Mexico or Canada, MIAMI, since 1960?
Best answer:
Answer by imdashtiMiami witnessed 21 solar eclipses since 1960, all of which were seen as partial eclipses. The greatest eclipse was around noon of 7 March 1970 when the eclipse observed was at 83%. In fact, the total eclipse was so close it was seen in Florida in places such as Lake City, Live Oak and Perry. Here's a list of all 21 elipses witnessed in Miami since 1960 along with percentage of eclipse observed:
1. At sunrise of 31 July 1962 (11%)
2. Afternoon of 20 July 1963 (38%)
3. Early morning of 12 November 1966 (2%)
4. Afternoon of 11 September 1969 (9%)
5. Around noon of 7 March 1970 (83%)
6. Afternoon of 10 July 1972 (29%)
7. At sunrise of 30 June 1973 (less than 1%)
8. Early morning of 24 December 1973 (39%)
9. Morning of 13 December 1974 (25%)
10. Afternoon of 12 October 1977 (32%)
11. Around noon of 26 Febuary 1979 (32%)
12. Afternoon of 10 August 1980 (1%)
13. Around noon of 30 May 1984 (66%)
14. Afternoon of 3 October 1986 (31%)
15. Afternoon of 11 July 1991 (43%)
16. Around noon of 10 May 1994 (40%)
17. Early afternoon of 29 April 1995 (5%)
18. Around noon of 26 February 1998 (39%)
19. Around noon of 25 December 2000 (20%)
20. Close to sunset of 14 December 2001 (53%)
21. Afternoon of 8 April 2005 (35%)
The last total eclipse seen in Miami was close to sunset of 21 February 1803, but since then four eclipses came close to total eclipse in December 1825 (97%), April 1846 (91%), July 1878 (93%) and June 1918 (95%). The next total eclipse in Miami will be in August 2045. Until then, Miami will see 11 partial eclipses, the greatest of which will be in January 2038 at 81%. Within the next decade, the city will witness three partial solar eclipse at sunrise of 3 Novemebr 2013 (34%), close to sunset of 23 October 2014 (5%) and in early afternoon of 21 August 2017 (78%).
Add your own answer in the comments!
Eclipse solar
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Thursday, November 22, 2012
Q&A: How many solar ecliples in Miami since 1960?
Around what time is the next solar eclipse going to occur?
Question by Ashley: Around what time is the next solar eclipse going to occur?
I know that today, May 20th, a solar eclipse is going to occur. I looked up the time that the solar eclipse would occur around and it said 23:53:54 UT (universal time). Where I live we go by EST (eastern standard time). I was curious to know what 23:53:54 UT equals to in EST because I would like to witness it. Help please!
Best answer:
Answer by Robert DDepends on where you are on the planet's surface. Any solar eclipse is only visible in a thin band anyway.
Add your own answer in the comments!
Can Someone tell me what this really means like explain so i would understand i would appreciate it :!?
Question by croatiansensation: Can Someone tell me what this really means like explain so i would understand i would appreciate it :!?
January 4, 2011
The Sun and Moon come together to form not only a New Moon but a solar eclipse, the last in your relationship sector until 2019. In the heart of some very powerful relationship forces this gives you a chance to make a commitment to the future and to the path that you want things to take from this point on.
Best answer:
Answer by Coop 366You are reading astrology direction for your life. Go back and look at last year's predictions for you sign, did it correctly tell you what to do? I don't believe in astrology but you have to decide for yourself. The best advise I can give you is to check if it is true to you!
Add your own answer in the comments!