Partial Eclipse
Most people will not notice anything unusual, as even 76% of the Sun is very bright. However, anyone with the correct equipment for viewing the sun will be able to see an obvious bite missing at the peak of the eclipse.
For safe solar viewing methods, see these:
- http://www.exploratorium.edu/eclipse/how.html
- http://www.spaceweather.com/sunspots/doityourself.html
- ttp://www.exploratorium.edu/sunspots/history4.html
Solar eclipse Friday, Jan 15:
06:41 Sun (& Moon) rise
07:04 partial eclipse visible in Israel
08:03 peak of eclipse in Israel (24%) 15 degrees above SE horizon
09:11 end of eclipse in Israel
(and for you calendar freaks):
09:12 molad
13:23 average molad
06:41 Sun (& Moon) rise
07:04 partial eclipse visible in Israel
08:03 peak of eclipse in Israel (24%) 15 degrees above SE horizon
09:11 end of eclipse in Israel
(and for you calendar freaks):
09:12 molad
13:23 average molad
If you are planning something please share it with the list at astrotom@yahoogroups.com
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