VISIT
GAIGHAT IN 2009 TO SEE THE TOTALITY: TOTAL ECLIPSE
VISIBLE FROM EASTERN PARTS OF NEPAL.
About Gaighat
Wikipedia update on
the Eclipse
Latitude:26o47'31"
N Longitude:86o41'53"
E
Type:
TOTAL
Greatest Eclipse
( Time of greatest Eclipse, the instant when
the axis of the Moon's shadow passes closest
to Earth's center):
02:35 UT [08:20am July 22 Nepal Standard
Time]
Time when the maximum part of the sun is
obscured by the Moon as seen from Nepal:
6:42 am [First Contact: 5:44am Last Contact:
7:47am]
Greatest Eclipse
Latitude:
34.1S
Longitude:
70.3E
Saros series of
eclipse
(Each eclipse in a Saros is separated by an
interval of 18 years 11.3 days):
131
Eclipse Magnitude
( the fraction of the Sun's diameter
obscured by the Moon.):
0.928
Sun
altitude at greatest eclipse : 73
Path
Width
(Width of the path of totality or
annularity at greatest eclipse):
280
kilometers
Central duration at
greatest eclipse: 07m54s
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PLEASE WAIT FOR MORE UPDATES ON THE ECLIPSE
INFORMATION
BUT KEEP IN MIND THAT 2009 ECLIPSE IS SPECIAL
BECAUSE NEPAL HAS NOT SEEN AN ECLIPSE THAT
DARKENS THE DAY FOR YEARS NOW... |