I hope to see a total solar eclipse someday. The eclipse on March 29th 2006 would be nice to see maybe in Turkey .
Here is a map of total solar eclipses 2001-2025:
http://sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclipse/S ... -25T-1.GIF
Solar Eclipse while the sun was rising!
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Marokkina, let me cheer you up: you didn't miss anything, besause theMarrokina wrote:Sniff...Snifff... Why don't I live in a place with solar eclipses every year?
I'd really love to see the eclipse, but I had no chance, nobody told me there was one... Besides that, I live in the South of Portugal, and I woke up at 10:00
eclipse was not to see in the south of Portugal.
And BTW, the 3rd of October 2005 there will be a ring-shaped solar eclipse
in Spain and in Portugal.
A ring-shaped eclipse is an eclipse that occurs when the moon is just a little bit too far away from the Earth to cover the
entire Sun, so the Sun becomes a ring then (The distance Earth-Moon is
not constant, but varies from 357.000 km to 406.000 km
).BTW, the eclipse of last Saturday also was a ring-shaped solar eclipse.
The Sun had the shape of a ring in Scotland and Greenland.
Of all the words of mice and men, the saddest are 'It might have been.' - Kurt Vonnegut
At the Solar Eclipse would come, I had planned to be at a bridge over a river about 6km. away from my home, I planned to be there around 5:20 in the morning, but somehow I woke up at 5:20Marrokina wrote:Sniff...Snifff... Why don't I live in a place with solar eclipses every year?
I'd really love to see the eclipse, but I had no chance, nobody told me there was one... Besides that, I live in the South of Portugal, and I woke up at 10:00
I really didn't liked it because I really wanted to see the eclipse.
So, same for me: Better luck next time
Great link!airis wrote:I hope to see a total solar eclipse someday. The eclipse on March 29th 2006 would be nice to see maybe in Turkey .
Here is a map of total solar eclipses 2001-2025:
http://sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclipse/S ... -25T-1.GIF
Is there also a map of the half eclipses?
I didn't found one on the site.
BTW: Congratulations with your 'big-distance-hit'
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Here is a map of the annular and hybrid solar eclipse paths: 2001 - 2025Fons wrote: Is there also a map of the half eclipses?
I didn't found one on the site.
http://sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclipse/S ... -25A-1.GIF
Table of solar eclipses: 2001 - 2010
http://sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclipse/S ... e2001.html
The date is a link to a map.
Thanks!Fons wrote:BTW: Congratulations with your 'big-distance-hit'.
It is my first real hit. airis wrote:Here is a map of the annular and hybrid solar eclipse paths: 2001 - 2025Fons wrote: Is there also a map of the half eclipses?
I didn't found one on the site.
http://sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclipse/S ... -25A-1.GIF
Table of solar eclipses: 2001 - 2010
http://sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclipse/S ... e2001.html
The date is a link to a map.Thanks!Fons wrote:BTW: Congratulations with your 'big-distance-hit'.
Nice link, Thanks!
I like the combined map: http://sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclipse/S ... as2001.GIF
