* P and V stand for position angles of respective points of contact measured (in degree)
from north point and vertex of the solar limb respectively.
Top
LOCAL CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE ECLIPSE RELATING TO
CERTAIN PLACES IN INDIA AND NEIGHBOURHOOD
WHERE THE PARTIAL PHASE IS VISIBLE
Place |
Eclipse
begins
(I.S.T)
h m |
P*
º |
V*
º |
Greatest
phase
(I.S.T)
h m |
Magnit-ude |
Eclipse
ends
(I.S.T)
h m |
P*
º |
V*
º |
Nowgong |
15 13.8 |
160 |
108 |
15 32.7 |
0.029 |
15 51.3 |
132 |
76 |
Pondicherry |
14 24.1 |
175 |
129 |
15 17.6 |
0.172 |
16 05.9 |
108 |
42 |
Port Blair |
14 17.6 |
197 |
140 |
15 25.8 |
0.394 |
16 25.9 |
92 |
19 |
Puri |
14 52.3 |
168 |
118 |
15 27.9 |
0.090 |
16 01.5 |
120 |
59 |
Rajamundry |
14 46.3 |
167 |
118 |
15 23.6 |
0.090 |
15 58.6 |
118 |
58 |
Sambalpur |
15 10.6 |
155 |
105 |
15 27.6 |
0.020 |
15 44.4 |
132 |
77 |
Shillong |
15 11.0 |
161 |
110 |
15 32.4 |
0.037 |
15 53.2 |
130 |
73 |
Sibsagar |
15 11.8 |
162 |
110 |
15 33.2 |
0.039 |
15 54.1 |
131 |
74 |
Silchar |
15 03.6 |
167 |
115 |
15 32.5 |
0.068 |
16 00.2 |
125 |
66 |
Sringeri |
14 42.7 |
160 |
115 |
15 14.7 |
0.056 |
15 44.9 |
122 |
63 |
Tamenlong |
15 02.7 |
168 |
116 |
15 32.8 |
0.075 |
16 01.5 |
124 |
65 |
Tanjore |
14 19.6 |
176 |
130 |
15 15.7 |
0.186 |
16 06.1 |
106 |
40 |
Tiruneveli |
14 11.6 |
178 |
133 |
15 11.8 |
0.204 |
16 05.4 |
104 |
36 |
Trichur |
14 22.2 |
171 |
127 |
15 12.4 |
0.138 |
15 58.1 |
110 |
47 |
Trivandrum |
14 11.3 |
177 |
133 |
15 10.8 |
0.196 |
16 03.9 |
104 |
37 |
Vijaywada |
14 46.3 |
165 |
117 |
15 22.4 |
0.082 |
15 56.3 |
119 |
59 |
Chittagong |
14 53.3 |
173 |
121 |
15 31.6 |
0.117 |
16 07.5 |
118 |
56 |
Colombo |
14 02.6 |
185 |
139 |
15 11.7 |
0.286 |
16 12.2 |
97 |
26 |
Dhaka |
15 03.0 |
166 |
114 |
15 31.5 |
0.063 |
15 58.8 |
125 |
66 |
Yangon |
14 31.0 |
192 |
136 |
15 30.6 |
0.317 |
16 24.0 |
99 |
29 |
* P and V stand for position angles of respective points of contact measured (in degree)
from north point and vertex of the solar limb respectively.
Total Eclipse of the Sun, July 22 - 2009, Wednesday |
CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE ECLIPSE |
" d " means Date |
|
Universal
Time |
Indian
Standard Time |
Latitude |
Longitude |
|
d |
h |
m |
d |
h |
m |
° |
' |
° |
' |
Eclipse begins |
21 |
23 |
58.3 |
22 |
05 |
28.3 |
+19 |
02.9 |
+84 |
43.1 |
Central eclipse begins |
22 |
00 |
52.8 |
22 |
06 |
22.8 |
+20 |
21.5 |
+70 |
31.4 |
Greatest eclipse* |
22 |
02 |
35.3 |
22 |
08 |
05.3 |
+24 |
13.0 |
+144 |
07.1 |
Central eclipse ends |
22 |
04 |
17.8 |
22 |
09 |
47.8 |
-12 |
54.9 |
-157 |
41.2 |
Eclipse ends |
22 |
05 |
12.4 |
22 |
10 |
42.4 |
-14 |
13.8 |
-171 |
50.9 |
TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE SUN, JULY 22
LOCAL CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE ECLIPSE RELATING TO
CERTAIN PLACES IN INDIA AND NEIGHBOURHOOD
WHERE THE PARTIAL PHASE IS VISIBLE
Place |
Eclipse
begins
(I.S.T)
h m |
P*
º |
V*
º |
Greatest
phase
(I.S.T)
h m |
Magn-itude |
Obsc-uration |
Eclipse
ends
(I.S.T.)
h m |
P*
º |
V*
º |
Dura-tion
h m |
Sun-
rise time
(I.S.T)
h m |
Agartala |
5 29.5 |
286 |
354 |
6 28.5 |
0.926 |
0.922 |
7 34.9 |
96 |
171 |
2 05.4 |
4 50 |
Ahmedabad |
- - |
- |
- |
6 23.7 |
0.973 |
0.977 |
7 20.5 |
103 |
174 |
1 14.5 |
6 06 |
Aizawl |
5 29.7 |
287 |
355 |
6 29.4 |
0.911 |
0.904 |
7 36.5 |
96 |
171 |
2 06.8 |
4 44 |
Ajmer |
- - |
- |
- |
6 25.3 |
0.891 |
0.878 |
7 22.5 |
108 |
176 |
1 30.5 |
5 52 |
Allahabad |
5 30.3 |
278 |
341 |
6 25.5 |
0.998 |
1.000 |
7 26.7 |
103 |
174 |
1 56.4 |
5 24 |
Amritsar |
- - |
- |
- |
6 28.4 |
0.740 |
0.686 |
7 23.8 |
117 |
180 |
1 43.8 |
5 40 |
Bangalore |
- - |
- |
- |
6 20.6 |
0.719 |
0.660 |
7 17.0 |
82 |
164 |
1 14.0 |
6 03 |
Bhubaneswar |
5 28.3 |
289 |
358 |
6 24.4 |
0.862 |
0.841 |
7 27.2 |
91 |
169 |
1 58.9 |
5 18 |
Cannanore |
- - |
- |
- |
6 20.4 |
0.710 |
0.648 |
7 15.5 |
81 |
163 |
1 02.5 |
6 13 |
Chandigarh |
5 35.7 |
266 |
323 |
6 27.9 |
0.786 |
0.745 |
7 24.9 |
114 |
179 |
1 49.2 |
5 34 |
Chennai |
- - |
- |
- |
6 21.0 |
0.693 |
0.627 |
7 18.1 |
81 |
163 |
1 26.1 |
5 52 |
Cochin |
- - |
- |
- |
6 20.2 |
0.640 |
0.562 |
7 14.3 |
77 |
161 |
1 01.3 |
6 13 |
Cuttack |
5 28.3 |
289 |
357 |
6 24.5 |
0.869 |
0.850 |
7 27.3 |
92 |
169 |
1 59.0 |
5 17 |
Dehradun |
5 34.9 |
267 |
325 |
6 27.7 |
0.811 |
0.775 |
7 25.6 |
113 |
178 |
1 50.7 |
5 30 |
Delhi |
- - |
- - |
- |
6 26.6 |
0.852 |
0.828 |
7 24.6 |
111 |
177 |
1 47.6 |
5 37 |
Dwarka |
- - |
- |
- |
6 23.8 |
0.953 |
0.954 |
7 19.1 |
104 |
174 |
0 58.1 |
6 21 |
Gandhinagar |
- - |
- |
- |
6 23.8 |
0.968 |
0.972 |
7 20.6 |
103 |
174 |
1 15.6 |
6 05 |
Guwahati |
5 30.4 |
282 |
348 |
6 29.9 |
0.998 |
1.000 |
7 36.7 |
100 |
173 |
2 06.3 |
4 43 |
Hardwar |
5 34.5 |
268 |
326 |
6 27.5 |
0.823 |
0.791 |
7 25.5 |
112 |
178 |
1 51.0 |
5 31 |
Hazaribagh |
5 29.2 |
282 |
348 |
6 25.8 |
0.987 |
0.992 |
7 28.8 |
99 |
172 |
1 59.6 |
5 14 |
Hubli |
- - |
- |
- |
6 21.0 |
0.821 |
0.788 |
7 17.8 |
88 |
167 |
1 08.8 |
6 09 |
Hyderabad |
- - |
- |
- |
6 21.7 |
0.851 |
0.826 |
7 20.4 |
90 |
168 |
1 28.4 |
5 52 |
Imphal |
5 30.3 |
286 |
353 |
6 30.7 |
0.935 |
0.934 |
7 38.7 |
97 |
172 |
2 08.4 |
4 37 |
Jaipur |
- - |
- |
- |
6 25.5 |
0.890 |
0.876 |
7 23.3 |
108 |
176 |
1 37.3 |
5 46 |
Jalandhar |
- - |
- |
- |
6 28.2 |
0.753 |
0.703 |
7 24.0 |
116 |
179 |
1 45.0 |
5 39 |
Jammu |
5 38.6 |
261 |
316 |
6 29.1 |
0.708 |
0.646 |
7 24.0 |
119 |
181 |
1 45.4 |
5 38 |
Kanyakumari |
- - |
- |
- |
6 20.2 |
0.566 |
0.474 |
7 12.9 |
72 |
159 |
1 01.9 |
6 11 |
Kavalur |
- - |
- |
- |
6 20.7 |
0.693 |
0.627 |
7 17.1 |
80 |
163 |
1 18.6 |
5 59 |
Kavaratti |
- - |
- |
- |
6 20.4 |
0.701 |
0.637 |
7 14.1 |
80 |
163 |
0 48.1 |
6 26 |
Kohima |
5 30.6 |
285 |
351 |
6 31.2 |
0.963 |
0.967 |
7 39.4 |
99 |
172 |
2 08.8 |
4 35 |
Kolhapur |
- - |
- |
- |
6 21.4 |
0.874 |
0.856 |
7 18.3 |
91 |
168 |
1 08.3 |
6 10 |
Note : " - " Eclipse begins before the Sun rises at the stations
* P and V stand for position angles of respective points of contact measured (in degree) from north point and vertex of the solar limb respectively.
LOCAL CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE ECLIPSE RELATING TO
CERTAIN PLACES IN INDIA AND NEIGHBOURHOOD
WHERE THE PARTIAL PHASE IS VISIBLE
July 22 - 2009, Wednesday
Place |
Eclipse
begins
(I.S.T)
h m |
P*
º |
V*
º |
Greatest
phase
(I.S.T)
h m |
Magn-itude |
Obsc-uration |
Eclipse
ends
(I.S.T)
h m |
P*
º |
V*
º |
Dura-tion
h m |
Sun-
rise
time
(I.S.T)
h m |
Kolkata |
5 28.8 |
287 |
354 |
6 26.4 |
0.911 |
0.904 |
7 30.9 |
95 |
170 |
2 02.1 |
5 04 |
Koraput |
- - |
- |
- |
6 22.9 |
0.848 |
0.824 |
7 23.8 |
90 |
168 |
1 50.8 |
5 33 |
Kozikode |
- - |
- |
- |
6 20.3 |
0.686 |
0.618 |
7 15.2 |
80 |
163 |
1 02.2 |
6 13 |
Kurnool |
- - |
- |
- |
6 21.2 |
0.804 |
0.767 |
7 19.2 |
87 |
166 |
1 23.2 |
5 56 |
Lucknow |
5 31.3 |
275 |
336 |
6 26.1 |
0.945 |
0.946 |
7 26.6 |
106 |
175 |
1 55.3 |
5 26 |
Madurai |
- - |
- |
- |
6 20.3 |
0.618 |
0.536 |
7 14.7 |
76 |
161 |
1 09.7 |
6 05 |
Mangalore |
- - |
- |
- |
6 20.5 |
0.748 |
0.695 |
7 16.1 |
83 |
164 |
1 02.1 |
6 14 |
Midnapore |
5 28.7 |
286 |
354 |
6 25.9 |
0.917 |
0.911 |
7 29.9 |
95 |
170 |
2 01.2 |
5 08 |
Mount Abu |
- - |
- |
- |
6 24.4 |
0.926 |
0.922 |
7 21.0 |
106 |
175 |
1 18.0 |
6 03 |
Mumbai |
- - |
- |
- |
6 22.1 |
0.961 |
0.964 |
7 18.9 |
96 |
170 |
1 06.9 |
6 12 |
Murshidabad |
5 29.3 |
284 |
350 |
6 27.1 |
0.965 |
0.969 |
7 31.8 |
98 |
172 |
2 02.5 |
5 01 |
Mysore |
- - |
- |
- |
6 20.5 |
0.709 |
0.647 |
7 16.2 |
81 |
163 |
1 09.2 |
6 07 |
Nagpur |
- - |
- |
- |
6 23.1 |
0.960 |
0.963 |
7 22.8 |
96 |
171 |
1 39.8 |
5 43 |
Nalgonda |
- - |
- |
- |
6 22.1 |
0.892 |
0.879 |
7 21.0 |
92 |
169 |
1 30.0 |
5 51 |
Nasik |
- - |
- |
- |
6 22.4 |
0.983 |
0.988 |
7 19.8 |
97 |
171 |
1 13.8 |
6 06 |
Nellore |
- - |
- |
- |
6 21.2 |
0.739 |
0.684 |
7 19.1 |
83 |
165 |
1 28.1 |
5 51 |
Nowgong |
5 30.6 |
283 |
348 |
6 30.6 |
0.995 |
0.999 |
7 38.0 |
101 |
173 |
2 07.4 |
4 39 |
Panaji |
- - |
- |
- |
6 21.1 |
0.842 |
0.814 |
7 17.4 |
89 |
167 |
1 03.4 |
6 14 |
Pondicherry |
- - |
- |
- |
6 20.7 |
0.661 |
0.588 |
7 17.0 |
79 |
162 |
1 21.0 |
5 56 |
Port Blair |
5 33.5 |
310 |
29 |
6 26.3 |
0.518 |
0.419 |
7 25.7 |
72 |
161 |
1 52.2 |
5 04 |
Pune |
- - |
- |
- |
6 21.9 |
0.935 |
0.933 |
7 19.1 |
94 |
170 |
1 10.1 |
6 09 |
Puri |
5 28.3 |
290 |
359 |
6 24.2 |
0.848 |
0.823 |
7 26.9 |
91 |
168 |
1 58.6 |
5 19 |
Raipur |
- - |
- |
- |
6 23.5 |
0.937 |
0.935 |
7 24.5 |
95 |
170 |
1 51.5 |
5 33 |
Rajamundry |
- - |
- |
- |
6 22.1 |
0.801 |
0.763 |
7 21.9 |
87 |
167 |
1 41.9 |
5 40 |
Rajkot |
- - |
- - |
- - |
6 23.6 |
0.974 |
0.979 |
7 19.6 |
103 |
174 |
1 05.6 |
6 14 |
Ranchi |
5 29.0 |
283 |
349 |
6 25.5 |
0.966 |
0.971 |
7 28.6 |
97 |
171 |
1 59.6 |
5 14 |
Sambalpur |
5 28.5 |
286 |
353 |
6 24.2 |
0.920 |
0.914 |
7 26.4 |
95 |
170 |
1 57.9 |
5 23 |
Shillong |
5 30.1 |
283 |
349 |
6 29.7 |
0.978 |
0.983 |
7 36.5 |
99 |
172 |
2 06.4 |
4 44 |
Silchar |
5 30.0 |
285 |
352 |
6 29.9 |
0.946 |
0.947 |
7 37.3 |
98 |
172 |
2 07.3 |
4 42 |
Simla |
5 35.9 |
266 |
322 |
6 28.1 |
0.778 |
0.734 |
7 25.1 |
115 |
179 |
1 49.2 |
5 32 |
Srinagar |
5 40.2 |
259 |
313 |
6 30.1 |
0.666 |
0.595 |
7 24.1 |
122 |
182 |
1 43.9 |
5 35 |
Note : " - -" Eclipse begins before the Sun rises at the stations
* P and V stand for position angles of respective points of contact measured (in degree) from north point and vertex of the solar limb respectively.
LOCAL CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE ECLIPSE RELATING TO
CERTAIN PLACES IN INDIA AND NEIGHBOURHOOD
WHERE THE PARTIAL PHASE IS VISIBLE
July 22 - 2009, Wednesday
Place |
Eclipse
begins
(I.S.T)
h m |
P*
º |
V*
º |
Greatest
phase
(I.S.T)
h m |
Magn-itude |
Obsc-uration |
Eclipse
ends
(I.S.T)
h m |
P*
º |
V*
º |
Dura-tion
h m |
Sun-
rise
time
(I.S.T)
h m |
Sringeri |
- - |
- |
- |
6 20.6 |
0.759 |
0.710 |
7 16.6 |
84 |
165 |
1 05.6 |
6 11 |
Tamenlong |
5 30.3 |
285 |
353 |
6 30.5 |
0.945 |
0.946 |
7 38.4 |
98 |
172 |
2 08.1 |
4 38 |
Tanjore |
- - |
- |
- |
6 20.5 |
0.633 |
0.553 |
7 15.8 |
77 |
161 |
1 15.8 |
6 00 |
Tiruneveli |
- - |
- |
- |
6 20.3 |
0.584 |
0.496 |
7 13.5 |
74 |
159 |
1 04.5 |
6 09 |
Trichur |
- - |
- |
- |
6 20.3 |
0.657 |
0.583 |
7 14.7 |
78 |
162 |
1 02.7 |
6 12 |
Trivandrum |
- - |
- |
- |
6 20.2 |
0.585 |
0.497 |
7 13.2 |
74 |
159 |
1 01.2 |
6 12 |
Udaipur |
- - |
- |
- |
6 24.3 |
0.938 |
0.936 |
7 21.5 |
105 |
175 |
1 22.5 |
5 59 |
Vijaywada |
- - |
- |
- |
6 21.8 |
0.798 |
0.759 |
7 20.9 |
87 |
166 |
1 35.9 |
5 45 |
Chittagong |
5 29.2 |
289 |
358 |
6 28.2 |
0.874 |
0.856 |
7 34.6 |
93 |
170 |
2 05.4 |
4 50 |
Colombo |
- - |
- |
- |
6 20.5 |
0.501 |
0.400 |
7 12.2 |
69 |
157 |
1 09.2 |
6 03 |
Dhaka |
5 29.3 |
286 |
353 |
6 28.0 |
0.930 |
0.927 |
7 33.8 |
96 |
171 |
2 04.5 |
4 53 |
Karachi |
- - |
- |
- |
6 25.3 |
0.855 |
0.831 |
7 19.1 |
109 |
177 |
0 54.1 |
6 25 |
Kathmandu |
5 31.2 |
276 |
338 |
6 27.7 |
0.961 |
0.964 |
7 30.4 |
105 |
175 |
1 59.2 |
5 07 |
Lahore |
- - |
- |
- |
6 28.3 |
0.735 |
0.680 |
7 23.5 |
117 |
180 |
1 40.5 |
5 43 |
Yangon |
5 31.6 |
302 |
18 |
6 29.8 |
0.655 |
0.581 |
7 35.7 |
81 |
166 |
2 04.1 |
5 23 |
Rawalpindi |
- - |
- |
- |
6 29.7 |
0.664 |
0.592 |
7 23.0 |
121 |
182 |
1 40.0 |
5 43 |
Islamabad |
- - |
- |
- |
6 29.8 |
0.662 |
0.589 |
7 23.1 |
122 |
182 |
1 41.1 |
5 42 |
Note : " - -" Eclipse begins before the Sun rises at the stations
* P and V stand for position angles of respective points of contact measured (in degree) from north point and vertex of the solar limb respectively.
Top
LOCAL CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE ECLIPSE
RELATING TO CERTAIN PLACES IN INDIA AND NEIGHBOURHOOD
WHERE THE TOTAL PHASE IS VISIBLE
July 22 - 2009, Wednesday
Place |
Eclipse
begins
(first contact)
(I.S.T)
h m s |
Totality
begins
(second contact)
(I.S.T)
h m s |
Greatest phase
(I.S.T)
h m s |
Mag-nitude |
Totality ends
(third contact)
(I.S.T)
h m s |
Eclipse
ends
(fourth contact)
(I.S.T)
h m s |
Durat-ion of totality
m s |
Dura-tion of whole ecl-ipse
h m |
Sun- rise
time
(I.S.T)
h m |
Surat |
- - |
6 21 16.1 |
6 22 54.7 |
1.029 |
6 24 33.4 |
7 19 53.1 |
3 17 |
1 12 |
06 08 |
Bharuch |
- - |
6 21 21.4 |
6 22 59.6 |
1.027 |
6 24 37.7 |
7 20 01.4 |
3 16 |
1 13 |
06 07 |
Bhavangar |
- - |
6 21 40.3 |
6 23 04.9 |
1.015 |
6 24 29.5 |
7 19 42.5 |
2 49 |
1 09 |
06 11 |
Daman |
- - |
6 21 42.0 |
6 22 35.2 |
1.004 |
6 23 28.5 |
7 19 22.5 |
1 46 |
1 08 |
06 11 |
Indore |
- - |
6 21 50.9 |
6 23 27.6 |
1.020 |
6 25 04.3 |
7 21 47.9 |
3 13 |
1 28 |
05 54 |
Itarsi |
- - |
6 21 58.3 |
6 23 23.2 |
1.013 |
6 24 48.1 |
7 22 30.8 |
2 50 |
1 35 |
05 48 |
Bhopal |
- - |
6 22 11.5 |
6 23 47.7 |
1.019 |
6 25 23.9 |
7 22 51.3 |
3 12 |
1 36 |
05 47 |
Vidisha |
- - |
6 22 14.6 |
6 23 50.1 |
1.018 |
6 25 25.6 |
7 22 56.4 |
3 11 |
1 37 |
05 46 |
Sagar |
- - |
6 22 18.0 |
6 24 00.6 |
1.023 |
6 25 43.1 |
7 23 35.8 |
3 25 |
1 42 |
05 42 |
Khandwa |
- - |
6 22 17.2 |
6 22 58.8 |
1.002 |
6 23 40.5 |
7 21 27.7 |
1 23 |
1 27 |
05 54 |
Panchmarhi |
- - |
6 22 24.5 |
6 23 26.7 |
1.005 |
6 24 28.9 |
7 22 53.4 |
2 04 |
1 38 |
05 45 |
Silvassa |
- - |
6 22 27.8 |
6 22 33.5 |
1.000 |
6 22 39.2 |
7 19 33.2 |
0 11 |
1 11 |
06 09 |
Jabalpur |
- - |
6 22 32.0 |
6 24 03.0 |
1.014 |
6 25 33.9 |
7 24 21.5 |
3 02 |
1 47 |
05 37 |
Vadodara |
- - |
6 22 41.3 |
6 23 20.6 |
1.002 |
6 23 59.9 |
7 20 27.0 |
1 19 |
1 15 |
06 05 |
Maihar |
- - |
6 22 50.7 |
6 24 36.3 |
1.024 |
6 26 21.9 |
7 25 10.4 |
3 31 |
1 52 |
05 33 |
Ujjain |
- - |
6 22 51.1 |
6 23 40.7 |
1.003 |
6 24 30.3 |
7 21 56.6 |
1 39 |
1 29 |
05 53 |
Rewa |
- - |
6 23 00.2 |
6 24 48.5 |
1.027 |
6 26 36.8 |
7 25 44.0 |
3 37 |
1 56 |
05 30 |
Mirzapur |
5 30 02.4 |
6 23 54.1 |
6 25 27.7 |
1.014 |
6 27 01.3 |
7 26 57.9 |
3 07 |
1 57 |
05 23 |
Chhatarpur |
- - |
6 24 06.5 |
6 24 36.9 |
1.001 |
6 25 07.2 |
7 24 35.6 |
1 01 |
1 49 |
05 36 |
Varanasi |
5 30 03.1 |
6 24 10.2 |
6 25 44.1 |
1.014 |
6 27 17.9 |
7 27 34.2 |
3 08 |
1 58 |
05 20 |
Chhapra |
5 29 57.0 |
6 24 23.5 |
6 26 14.1 |
1.024 |
6 28 04.6 |
7 28 51.0 |
3 41 |
1 59 |
05 14 |
Gaya |
5 29 34.6 |
6 24 26.7 |
6 26 04.3 |
1.015 |
6 27 41.9 |
7 29 00.9 |
3 15 |
1 59 |
05 13 |
Bankipore |
5 29 51.3 |
6 24 29.3 |
6 26 24.7 |
1.032 |
6 28 20.1 |
7 29 23.4 |
3 51 |
1 59 |
05 12 |
Patna |
5 29 57.3 |
6 24 37.7 |
6 26 31.1 |
1.026 |
6 28 24.5 |
7 29 29.5 |
3 47 |
2 00 |
05 11 |
Daltonganj |
5 29 19.6 |
6 25 03.3 |
6 25 22.9 |
1.000 |
6 25 42.5 |
7 27 48.1 |
0 39 |
1 59 |
05 19 |
Note : " -- " Eclipse begins before Sun rises at the stations
LOCAL CIRCUMSTANCES OF ECLIPSE
RELATING TO CERTAIN PLACES IN INDIA AND NEIGHBOURHOOD
WHERE THE TOTAL PHASE IS VISIBLE
July 22 - 2009, Wednesday
Place |
Eclipse
begins
(first contact)
(I.S.T)
h m s |
Totality
begins
(second contact)
(I.S.T)
h m s |
Greatest phase
(I.S.T)
h m s |
Mag-nitude |
Totality ends
(third contact)
(I.S.T)
h m s |
Eclipse
ends
(fourth contact)
(I.S.T)
h m s |
Durat-ion of totality
m s |
Durat-ion of whole eclipse
h m |
Sun- rise time
(I.S.T)
h m |
Darbhanga |
5 30 11.1 |
6 25 17.8 |
6 26 56.0 |
1.015 |
6 28 34.2 |
7 30 06.6 |
3 16 |
2 00 |
05 09 |
Muzaffarpur |
5 30 11.6 |
6 25 15.5 |
6 26 48.8 |
1.013 |
6 28 22.0 |
7 29 49.4 |
3 06 |
2 00 |
05 09 |
Bhagalpur |
5 29 41.6 |
6 25 36.4 |
6 27 03.3 |
1.010 |
6 28 30.2 |
7 31 06.2 |
2 54 |
2 01 |
05 04 |
Purnia |
5 29 48.1 |
6 25 36.8 |
6 27 17.6 |
1.015 |
6 28 58.4 |
7 31 29.3 |
3 22 |
2 01 |
05 03 |
Katihar |
5 29 42.8 |
6 25 53.1 |
6 27 14.1 |
1.008 |
6 28 35.1 |
7 31 29.2 |
2 42 |
2 01 |
05 03 |
Siliguri |
5 30 26.7 |
6 26 33.0 |
6 28 26.7 |
1.022 |
6 30 20.3 |
7 33 11.5 |
3 47 |
2 03 |
04 56 |
Coochbehar |
5 30 16.2 |
6 26 48.8 |
6 28 44.6 |
1.023 |
6 30 40.4 |
7 34 08.4 |
3 52 |
2 04 |
04 52 |
Darjeeling |
5 30 35.6 |
6 27 01.9 |
6 28 30.4 |
1.010 |
6 29 58.9 |
7 33 07.1 |
2 57 |
2 02 |
04 56 |
Sibsagar |
5 31 20.6 |
6 31 39.5 |
6 32 17.0 |
1.001 |
6 32 54.4 |
7 40 45.0 |
1 15 |
2 10 |
04 29 |
Thimpu |
5 30 54.9 |
6 28 01.3 |
6 29 25.5 |
1.009 |
6 30 49.7 |
7 34 45.7 |
2 48 |
2 04 |
04 49 |
Itanagar |
5 31 12.0 |
6 29 54.7 |
6 31 38.7 |
1.013 |
6 33 22.7 |
7 39 28.5 |
3 28 |
2 08 |
04 34 |
Dibrugarh |
5 31 39.7 |
6 30 55.7 |
6 32 44.8 |
1.015 |
6 34 33.9 |
7 41 20.3 |
3 38 |
2 09 |
04 28 |
Gangatk |
5 30 46.2 |
6 27 45.8 |
6 28 49.9 |
1.004 |
6 29 54.1 |
7 33 36.5 |
2 08 |
2 03 |
04 54 |
Note : " - -" Eclipse begins before the Sun rises at the stations
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Partial Lunar Eclipse, December 31, 2009, Thursday |
Images of Eclipse 31 Dec 2009 | Image |
Visible in India.
Eclipse will be visible in the region covering Alaska, Australia, Indonesia, Asia, Africa, Europe including the British Isles and the Arctic regions.
The beginning of the umbral phase will be visible from the extreme south-eastern part of Australia, middle of South and North Pacific Ocean and extreme Solomon Is.The ending of the umbral phase will be visible from North and South Atlantic Ocean and Greenland.
The beginning, the middle and the ending of the eclipse will be visible from all parts of India.
CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE ECLIPSE " d " means Date |
|
Universal
Time |
Indian
Standard Time |
Position Angle measured from the North Point of Moon’s Limb (N.E.S.W.) |
The Moon being
in the Zenith in |
Latitude |
Longitude |
|
d |
h |
m |
d |
h |
m |
° |
° |
' |
° |
' |
Moon enters penumbra |
31 |
17 |
15.3 |
31 |
22 |
45.3 |
139 |
+24 |
14 |
+100 |
49 |
Moon enters umbra |
31 |
18 |
51.7 |
1 |
00 |
21.7 |
173 |
+24 |
04 |
+77 |
44 |
Middle of the eclipse* |
31 |
19 |
22.7 |
1 |
00 |
52.7 |
- |
+24 |
01 |
+85 |
20 |
Moon leaves umbra |
31 |
19 |
53.6 |
1 |
01 |
23.6 |
207 |
+23 |
58 |
+62 |
55 |
Moon leaves penumbra |
31 |
21 |
30.0 |
1 |
03 |
00.0 |
242 |
+23 |
47 |
+39 |
50 |
* Magnitude of the eclipse =0.081 (Moon’s diam =1.0). Distance between the centers at middle 3571".4
Radius of shadow cone at Moon’s distance : Penumbra 4730".7, Umbra 2736".7
EASTERN AND WESTERN LIMITS OF VISIBILITY
The eclipse is visible in the region west of the eastern limit and east of the western limit.
Here, Moonset and Moonrise times relate to visibility of the center of the Moon on the horizon.
ECLIPSES, 2009
PENUMBRAL ECLIPSE OF THE MOON , February 9, 2009, Monday |
Images of Eclipse 9 Feb 2009 | Image |
Note : - A penumbral eclipse of the Moon is not to be taken as an eclipse of the Moon in the ordinary sense, as the Moon is not covered by the real shadow of the Earth during such an eclipse.
CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE ECLIPSE |
|
Universal
Time |
Indian
Standard Time |
Position Angle from the North Point of Moon’s Limb (N.E.S.W)** |
The Moon being
in the Zenith in |
Latitude |
Longitude |
|
d |
h |
m |
d |
h |
m |
° |
° |
' |
° |
' |
Moon enters penumbra |
9 |
12 |
36.8 |
9 |
18 |
06.8 |
72 |
+14 |
02 |
+172 |
49 |
Middle of the eclipse* |
9 |
14 |
38.2 |
9 |
20 |
08.2 |
- |
+13 |
32 |
+143 |
33 |
Moon leaves penumbra |
9 |
16 |
39.6 |
9 |
22 |
09.6 |
337 |
+13 |
01 |
+114 |
17 |
" d " means Date
* Magnitude of penumbral eclipse : 0.925
** N.E.S.W stands for North, East, South and West
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Thanks to Positional Astronomy Centre, Govt of India
