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NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day 18 April 2023: Map of Total solar eclipse path
18Apr By adminNo Comments
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NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day 18 April 2023: Map of Total solar eclipse path

[ad_1] The first solar eclipse of 2023 is almost here with a hybrid eclipse taking place on April 20. But how does an eclipse occur? According to NASA, a solar eclipse occurs when the Sun, the Moon, and Earth line up, either fully or partially. Depending on how they align, eclipses provide a unique, exciting view of either the Sun or the Moon. However, not all eclipses are visible all over the globe. NASA released a map citing details of 2023 and 2024 solar eclipses in the United States.Today's NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day is the map of the total solar eclipse path which will take place on April 8 next year. Viewers in locations outside the paths will not experience a total solar eclipse or annular eclipse, but they may still see a partial eclipse. Apart from the hybrid solar eclip...
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NASA releases new map; shows when and where to watch Solar Eclipse in US
10Mar By adminNo Comments
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NASA releases new map; shows when and where to watch Solar Eclipse in US

[ad_1] A Solar eclipse is one of the most awe-inspiring events and people love to watch it. However, not all the eclipses are visible all over the globe. Now, NASA, has released a map citing details of 2023 and 2024 solar eclipses in the United States. It can be known that the year 2023 will witness an annular solar eclipse on October 14, while a total solar eclipse will take place on April 8, 2024. "Based on observations from several NASA missions, the map details the path of the Moon's shadow as it crosses the contiguous US during the annular solar eclipse on October 14, 2023, and total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024," NASA stated in a report.Explaining the map, NASA further informed that the dark paths across the continent show where observers will see the 'ring of fire' when the Mo...
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Last partial solar eclipse of 2022 will be visible TODAY in India; know all about the surya grahan
25Oct By adminNo Comments
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Last partial solar eclipse of 2022 will be visible TODAY in India; know all about the surya grahan

[ad_1] Surya grahan 2022: Today, October 25, the last partial solar eclipse of the year will be seen from India. As India returns to normalcy after its Diwali festivities, the cosmos is bringing a rare occurrence for humanity to gawk at on Earth. Today, October 25, the final partial solar eclipse of the Sun will be seen acros a number of cities. We have witnessed multiple astronomical events this year, ranging from the five-planet alignment, the passage of an interstellar comet, three meteor showers as well as the blood Moon and the Hunter's Moon, but this one will be the most special one for India. After a very long time, India gets to experience the solar eclipse. However, only a select few locations will see it and for varying amounts of time and intensity. But those of you who can...
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Last partial solar eclipse of 2022 will appear on October 25; Watch it online, check time
20Oct By adminNo Comments
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Last partial solar eclipse of 2022 will appear on October 25; Watch it online, check time

[ad_1] Solar eclipse 2022: On October 25, the last partial solar eclipse of the year will be seen. But it won’t be visible everywhere. Know how to watch it online. We have witnessed multiple astronomical events this year, ranging from the five-planet alignment, the passage of an interstellar comet, two meteor showers as well as the blood Moon and the Hunter's Moon. But the show is not over. On October 25, the Earth will witness the second and the last partial solar eclipse of 2022. The solar storm will be best visible in parts of Western Russia, Kazakhstan and in some parts of India. However, many places in India and the world will also miss out on this grand spectacle. But do not worry, for all the astronomy enthusiasts, there is a way to watch the eclipse online for free. Read on to...
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