81. Eclipses Solar eclipses. 1995 October 24 Total. Watch a RealVideo clip of the 1998February 26 total solar eclipse taken from Venezuela. Lunar eclipses. http://www.theastronomer.org/eclipse.html

Last Updated: 2002 Oct 27 08:14 UTC Source file: eclipse.txt Contents TA details Homepage Latest updates Search the site Magazine contents ... Discovery procedure Members' services E-circular archive On-line charts Sales Chart catalogue Special publications Back issues Videos ... Advertising rates Observations Aurora Comets Deep sky Eclipses ... Variables Links Central Bureau BAA JPL Horizons Weather images ... Further links Solar eclipses 1995 October 24 Total . Observations by Martin Mobberley from India. 1997 March 8/9 Total . Observations by Hazel McGee from Mongolia. 1998 February 26 Total . Observations by Nick James from Venezuela. 1998 August 22 Annular eclipse . Observations by Mike Harlow from Indonesia. 1999 August 11 Total . BAA observation archive. 2001 June 21 Total Orwell AS report of the 2001 December 14 annular solar eclipse Watch a RealVideo clip of the 1998 February 26 total solar eclipse taken from Venezuela. Lunar eclipses 1996 April 3/4 Total . An image of the eclipse taken at 2324 on 1996 April 3 by Nick James using a 0.30m, f/5.25 Newtonian and a 5s exposure on Gold 200 film. 1996 September 27 Total . This image was taken at 0223UT by Pedro Re , Portugal. He used a C14 at f/6 and Fujichrome Sensia 100 film exposed for 10s. The 7th magnitude star near to the limb is SAO 109078.

82. Eclipses Solar eclipses A solar eclipse occurs when the Moon passes directly in frontof the Sun, blocking out its view over a small region on the Earth. http://astrosun.tn.cornell.edu/courses/astro201/eclipse.htm

Click here to find Fred Espenak's eclipse page at the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center. Solar Eclipses: A solar eclipse occurs when the Moon passes directly in front of the Sun , blocking out its view over a small region on the Earth. Remember that the angular diameters of the Sun and the Moon as viewed from Earth are almost identical. Lunar Eclipses: A lunar eclipse occurs when the Moon moves through the Earth's shadow, thereby blocking sunlight from falling on the Moon. In order for there to be a total eclipse, the Moon must go through the umbra of the Earth's shadow. If the Moon partly goes through the umbra, there will be a partial eclipse. If the Moon only goes through the penumbra, then the Moon's light is only slightly dimmed, and the eclipse is hardly noticeable here on Earth. The Moon's orbit is tipped by 5 degrees with respect to the Earth's orbit. Therefore, eclipses do not occur every month. Instead, there are two eclipse seasons every year, about 6 months apart. Eclipses can occur only then the Sun, Moon and Earth line up perfectly, that is, when the line of interesection of the Earth's orbit plane and the Moon's points directly at the Sun. This is called the line of nodes. Movement of the line of nodes causes the eclipse seasons to vary from one year to the next. You might also look at this external link to the solar eclipse primer at MrEclipse.com.

83. Astronomy For Kids - Sky Facts - Lunar Eclipse Brief explanation about how lunar eclipses happen. http://www.dustbunny.com/afk/howdo/luneclipse/luneclipse.htm

A lunar eclipse happens when the Moon passes through the Earth's shadow. Earth always has a shadow, which is created by the Sun. On those rare occasions when the Moon, Earth and the Sun are all lined up just right, the Moon passes through this shadow. The Earth's shadow has darker and lighter areas, which you can see by watching the movie at right. As the Moon passes through the Earth's shadow, you can see the Moon's face get darker and darker as the shadow crosses its face, until the Moon is almost completely dark. Even when the Moon is in the darkest area of the Earth's shadow, though, there is still some light on the Moon's surface. This is caused by the fact light from the Sun bends slightly as it hits the Earth's atmosphere. This fact, along with the fact that light always bends around things it hits, casts a faint light on the Moon. When the Moon is in the darkest part of Earth's shadow, or in totality , it can have some beautiful colors, usually a dark pastel, such as violet or a very dark apricot. Home The Planets Sky Maps Star Links ... Site Index

84. UK Solar Eclipse Information Pictures videos of the August '99 eclipse, little_eclipse.gif (9034 bytes), Informationon future eclipses, little_eclipse.gif (9034 bytes), Links to other sites. http://www.eclipse.org.uk/default_hi.htm

Information on future eclipses Links to other sites This year's eclipse The first total eclipse of the sun visible from the UK mainland since 1927, and the last until 2090... This site was awarded ' Best Eclipse Site ' by This site has been selected as a Links2Go key resource. Understanding eclipses Eclipse pictures Eclipse science Latest news ... T-shirts, etc. Sale now on! Safe viewing UK Eclipse Group Feedback comments Obtaining the Solar Eclipse Logo ... Space Science and Technology Department Eclipse logo designed by This site was designed by Jeremy Curtis and Mitt Nathwani, and is maintained by Matthias Neufeld, and managed by Chris Davis CLRC Rutherford Appleton Laboratory

85. AAL Homepage Astronomy news, links, eclipses and gallery. http://www.aal.lu/

MAIN PAGE NEWS ABOUT US EVENTS ... GUESTBOOK NEW: FORUMS HIGHLIGHTS 1970-2000 SPECIAL TOPIC CONTACT ... ARCHIVE MAILING LIST Subscribe Unsubscribe Your name: Your email address individual digest Tip: Wa Fändelen uewen lenks am Eck sin kann een d'Sprooch wielen Welcome to the Main Page. BREAKING NEWS New Comet in Early Evening Skies! Binoculars or a small telescope are all you need to spot Comet Juels-Holvorcem after sunset this month. astronomy.com article Orbital Elements and Finding Charts La comète C/2002 Y1 (Juels-Holvorcem) Page Info en français - french site Areas most often updated include our famous News section, the Links page as well as our Discussion Forums (in case you're contributing to it, of course)! News are updated daily, in case of breaking news even several times a day. Shortcuts to recent happenings are located at your right. Find out more About Us and the Program of our club.

86. About Solar Eclipses Understanding solar eclipses eclipses in general. How solar eclipseshappen Annular eclipses. ..and where? Partial eclipses. http://www.eclipse.org.uk/eclipses.htm

Understanding solar eclipses... Eclipses in general How solar eclipses happen... Annular eclipses ..and where? Partial eclipses ... Publications about eclipses Projecting the sun using a pinhole camera or a mirror How to get further information Top

87. Hope For Peace Images, discussion, information and resources for solar and lunar eclipses. http://www.skyrover.net/eclipsecafe/

88. Eclipse Chasers Eclipse chasing history, about solar eclipses, photography of eclipses, and a gallery of images. http://www.eclipse-chasers.com

Welcome to Picture Gallery, Information, Photography, Stories, and more about Solar and Lunar Eclipses Total Solar Eclipse Report - December 4, 2002 Eclipse picture Gallery Eclipse chasing experiences Solar Eclipse Photography ... Links to More Great Solar and Lunar Eclipse Sites. Fill out our guest book and come j oin us for an eclipse! Go shopping for Solar Eclipse books presented in conjunction with Amazon.Com The images and content found on this web page are not to be used without the written consent of the webmaster of this site, the authors, or the photographers. Contact us if you are interested in using them for any reason, commercial or private. If you have any questions about solar eclipses, upcoming travel to an eclipse, or wish to contribute a link to another Solar Eclipse web page, please email the webmaster of this page. We all make mistakes - if you spot one on these pages, please email the webmaster for correction.Your help is greatly appreciated in this matter! From the webmaster : This effort is dedicated to the memories of my father, Frank A. Kramer. When we first went to see a solar eclipse, we really didn't have any idea what we were getting into. We enjoyed several together and have always enjoyed sharing our experiences with others who were interested. Since starting this web site in September of 1999 many thousands of visitors have stopped by and we currently average 300 unique visitors per day with up to 10,000 per day surrounding eclipse events. Your comments are most welcomed!

89. EclipseChaser Home Page Total solar eclipse articles, expeditions, experiments, umbral data, and images.Category Science Astronomy eclipses...... Stay tuned for More! Need information about eclipses for your planetarium,motion picture, or other project? Total Solar eclipses Instrumentation http://www.eclipsechaser.com/

Welcome to the Eclipse Chaser home page! The totally cool, totally awesome, total solar eclipse web site. Winner of the Griffith Observatory Star Award for July 5-11 1998 and the Key Resource Award Sponsored totally by Versacorp http://www.eclipsechaser.com Home of the Eclipse Chaser's Guide to... W W! and the Eclipse Chaser's Journal Legal Information Latest Document Added: 2 August, 1999. Newest documents: Astrophotography Photo Gallery: Astrophotos by Jeffrey R. Charles (Uploaded August, 1999) Live and Same Day Images of Astronomical and Other Events (Uploaded August, 1999) Links to 1998 and 1999 Eclipse Coverage at Other Web Sites The Books Are Coming! The Books Are Coming! Stay tuned for Jeffrey R. Charles' " Eclipse Chaser's Guide to... WOW! " book. It will contain the best of this web site and even more eclipse stuff! A CD ROM on the subject will cover even more! Both are expected to be available in late 1999 or early 2K. Click HERE to see an image of the book cover. Jeffrey R. Charles has also authored the Astrophotography book for the Springer-Verlag "Practical Astronomy Series". This book is envisioned to be available later this year or early next year. If you like the astrophotography related articles at this web site, you'll

90. Eclipses Translate this page eclipses. En particular son especialmente interesantes los eclipses deSol, ya que a pleno día el Sol desaparece y se hace la noche. http://feinstein.com.ar/Eclipses.html

Sitio en construcción Sobre la Astronomía - La actividad astronómica - La Astronomía en Argentina - La Astronomía de todos los días El Universo de Estudio - El universo conocido - El cielo visible El sistema solar - Descripción general - Las leyes de Kepler - Perturbaciones - Nuestro sistema planetario ... - Eclipses Estrellas - Las constelaciones - Distancia a las estrellas - Definición de estrella - Estructura estelar ... - La Vía Láctea Galaxias - Definición y distribución - Morfología de las galaxias - Las galaxias activas - Corrimiento al rojo ... - Las lentes gravitatorias Apuntes de cosmología - Principios cosmológicos - Después del Big Bang - Materia oscura Cronología de la exploración del Universo - Cronología Bibliografía - Bibliografía - Léxico Links Ultima actualización: 23/10/2002 Eclipses eclipses , esto es, el oscurecimiento del Sol o la Luna durante un corto intervalo de tiempo. En particular son especialmente interesantes los eclipses de Sol Los eclipses solares pueden ser totales (se oscurece completamente el disco del Sol), parciales anulares (el disco de la Luna queda contenido dentro del disco solar y se ve un anillo brillante).

91. Une Page D`astronomie eclipses, images, le coud©e et liens. http://david.bieder.free.fr

Bonjour, Bienvenue sur ma page Web sur l`astronomie Sommaire Le coudée: les photographies Le coudée: les schémas Le tableau des planètes Les photographies astronomiques ... Mon C.V Photographies faites dans le cadre de la convention OCA-NOVAE. Pour m'écrire

92. Astro.iinet.net.au - Solar And Lunar Eclipse Information Eclipse Information Perth, Western Australia. Upcoming eclipses (dates in boldare visible from Perth) date (UT), type, visibility. Past eclipses visible. http://www.iinet.net.au/~homer/eclipse/

Welcome to astro.iinet.net.au Astronomy Stuff Astrophotos Equipment Conjunctions Mars Opposition 2001/3 ... Greenough Eclipse 99 Leonids Ceduna Eclipse 2002 Perth Observatory Tour Old Perth Observatory Current Perth Weather ... Local Links News Filters ALL Comets Eclipses General Rambling ... Rockets Other Stuff PHOTOS Sydney 2001 Sydney 2002 Top End 2001 ... Bushwalking Contact Details Stuart Jackson stu@astro.iinet.net.au icq Eclipse Information Perth, Western Australia Upcoming Eclipses (dates in bold are visible from Perth) date (UT) type visibility 11th Jun 2002 Annular Solar Eclipse not visible from Perth 4th Dec 2002 Total Solar Eclipse 75% of the Sun Eclipsed from Perth. Ground track passes near Ceduna in South Australia. I WILL be travelling to Ceduna to observe this event. 31st May 2003 Partial Solar Eclipse not visible from Perth 24th Nov 2003 Total Solar Eclipse 60% of the Sun Eclipsed from Perth, groundtrack passes over Antarctica 19th Apr 2004 Partial Solar Eclipse not visible from Perth 14th Oct 2004 Partial Solar Eclipse not visible from Perth 9th Apr 2005 Annular Solar Eclipse not visible from Perth 3rd Oct 2005 Annular Solar Eclipse not visible from Perth Past Eclipses visible 5th Jul 2001 - Partial Lunar Eclipse and photos 9th Jan 2001 - Total Lunar Eclipse report 16th Jul 2000 - Total Lunar Eclipse report (pictures soon) 11th Aug 1999 - Total Solar Eclipse report via cable TV 28th Jul 1999 - Partial Lunar Eclipse report and picture 16th Feb 1999 - Annular Solar Eclipse report and pictures 1st Feb 1999 - Penumbral Lunar Eclipse report

93. Regulus! Eclipses eclipses 2002. Solar eclipses. Solar eclipses have long been regardedas one of the most outstanding happenings in nature. Lunar eclipses. http://www.regulusastro.com/regulus/eclipses/

Eclipses 2003 Solar Eclipses Solar eclipses have long been regarded as one of the most outstanding happenings in nature. They have been a source of great mysticism, intrigue, and power for nearly every human culture on Earth. Defined, a solar eclipse is when the Earth's moon crosses in front of the sun as observed from Earth. Seen from space, the eclipse is the shadow of the moon being cast onto a select and small region of the Earth's surface. Annular eclipses occur when the moon is further away from the Earth causing only a portion of the sun to be obscured. This is an annular eclipse: Solar eclipses, on the other hand, are caused by the moon being closer to the Earth making the entire solar disk disappear for a brief time. This is a total eclipse: This is what the different types of eclipses look like to the earthbound observer. In order: Partial, Annular, Total. Note the sun's corona surrounding the total eclipse. Solar Eclipses 2003-2010: Lunar Eclipses Although a little less dramatic, lunar eclipses can be just as exciting as solar eclipses. These occur when the Earth's shadow falls upon the full moon. This is what they look like to the Earth based observer: Lunar Eclipses 2003-2010: Contents What's Up Coming Soon Feature ... Comets Eclipses Observations Log Sketches Last Modified:

94. MrEclipse.com A comprehensive site that includes instructions on how to photograph eclipses plus a photo gallery of recent eclipses and information about lunar and solar eclipses. http://www.mreclipse.com/MrEclipse.html

The Ultimate Resource For Eclipse Photography Total Solar Eclipse of 2001 Jun 21 Quick Index Solar Eclipses Photos Travel Totality ... Store Special Feature! 2001 Leonid Meteor Storm - Report and Photographs! Eclipse Alert! T he Penumbral Lunar Eclipse of 2002 Nov 19-20 was visible from the Americas, Europe and Africa ( ). Penumbral eclipses are quite subtle and often difficult to detect visually. The eclipse is easily revealed if you compare photos of the Moon shot before and during the event: Photo of Penumbral Lunar Eclipse of 2002 Nov 19-20 F or complete predictions on upcoming eclipses, visit the NASA Eclipse Home Page and: Annular Solar Eclipse of May 31, 2003 Total Solar Eclipse of November 23, 2003 - visible from Antarctica. Eclipses During 2003 - all solar and lunar eclipses in 2003. T o discover more about eclipses and eclipse photography, please read on! Photographs and Report of the 2001 Total Solar Eclipse 2001 Total Solar Eclipse Photo Gallery 2001 Solar Eclipse Photos Eclipses of the Sun T he total eclipse of the Sun is the most spectacular event in all of Nature! Few people have ever witnessed one, but once seen it is an experience never to be forgotten. The Moon's dark shadow plunges you into an eerie twilight and the Sun's mysterious and incredibly beautiful corona is revealed. A n exciting description of a total eclipse appears in Totality - Eclipses of the Sun . You can read this chapter online at The Experience of Totality I f you are new to eclipses and want to know how and why they occur, then you'll want to visit our new

95. Eclipses Translate this page PRINCIPAL. Los eclipses. © 2002. Los eclipses lunares y solares ocurrencomo consecuencia de la revolución de la Luna alrededor de la Tierra. http://almaak.tripod.com/Temas/eclipses.htm

Astronomía Autodidacta PRINCIPAL Los Eclipses © 2002. Carlos Andrés Carvajal T. Astrónomo Autodidacta. La Tierra gira alrededor del Sol en aproximadamente 365 días sobre un plano llamado la Eclíptica (Cuyo nombre proviene precisamente por que es en ella en donde ocurren los eclipses), que esta inclinado 7º con respecto al Ecuador Solar. La Luna por su parte gira alrededor de la Tierra en un plano cuya inclinación con respecto a la eclíptica es de 5º. Como todas la orbitas planetarias la orbita lunar es elíptica. El punto donde se encuentra mas alejada de la Tierra se denomina apogeo y el punto mas cercano perigeo y una línea que una estos puntos se denomina línea de los apsides -apside es el punto mas extremo de una orbita-. Los puntos en donde la orbita de la Luna corta la orbita de la Tierra se denominan nodos que son dos: ascendente y descendente. Estos puntos de intersección cambian debido a otros movimientos del plano Lunar y este fenómeno se conoce como regresión de los nodos que completa un ciclo en 18.61 anos. La línea que une los nodos se denomina

96. The Death Of Gods In Ancient Egypt Table of contents, preface, and chapter 1 of this book by Jane B. Sellers. (The entire text can be ordered). Investigation of art, texts, precessional changes affecting star risings, and an 80 year sequence of eclipses to explain key Egyptian beliefs. http://egyptian-eclipses.com/eclipse

If you look below you will find the Table of Contents, Preface, and Chapter 1 of "The Death of Gods in Ancient Egypt" by Jane B. Sellers. For an enhanced and revised copy of the the entire second edition of this book in electronic form, including all illustrations, use this link (if the link is not working, email me at sellerseclipse@aol.com for information about obtaining a copy): You may also email sellerseclipse@aol.com for more information. This is from Jane Sellers' comment at amazon.com regarding her book: THE DEATH OF GODS IN ANCIENT EGYPT AN ESSAY ON EGYPTIAN RELIGION AND THE FRAME OF TIME JANE B. SELLERS Revised and Updated Edition, 1999 Jane Sellers has spent much of her sixty years questioning puzzles in the fields of Astronomy and Ancient Near Eastern Civilizations, dual interests that fueled a search for the threshold of Egyptian beliefs and led to a testing of the theory advanced in Hamlet’s Mill. She has traveled to the deserts of Egypt and the Empty Quarter (where it spills into the United Arab Emirates) for an appraisal of dawn risings, and to such places as Surabaya;, Java, and recently, the Black Sea, for the observation of solar eclipse phenomenon Following studies at the University of California, Los Angeles, she earned her BA at Goddard College, Vermont, and went on to study Egyptology at the University of Chicago’s Oriental Institute. She winters in :Portland, Maine, and summers at Ripley Neck, a nineteenth-century enclave ‘downeast’ on Maine’s rocky coast. ‘There the night skies can be as clear as in the desert, and no one minds if you read the Pyramid Terxts out loud to the seagulls.’

97. Eclipse On Line Translate this page Eclipse On Line es un página creada por Francisco A. RodríguezRamírez dedicada a los eclipses de Sol y Luna. http://eclipse.astroeduca.com/

http://astrosurf.com/obsmcabreja/eclipse/eclipse-online.html :Eclipse On Line es un página creada por Francisco A. Rodríguez Ramírez dedicada a los eclipses de Sol y Luna

98. IAU Home Page International Astronomical Union's Working group on solar eclipses. Contains reference materials, expedition reports, and useful links. http://www.williams.edu/Astronomy/eclipses/

99. Solar Eclipse Tours We offer tours to see solar eclipses and other astronomical occurences. Our tours are led by Paul D. Maley, a NASA astronomer. Our tours also include occasional appearances by NASA astronauts. http://www.eclipsetours.com

SOLAR ECLIPSE AND OTHER SCIENCE TOURS LAST UPDATED 2/10/2003 from: RING OF FIRE EXPEDITIONS Specializing in astro-tourism since 1970 with expeditions organized and led by Paul D. Maley of the NASA Johnson Space Center Astronomical Society and arranged by Carlson Wagonlit Future Travel, Houston, Texas USA. These include tours to observe such events as Halley's Comet, transits of Venus, solar eclipses and other fascinating sky phenomena. The number of eclipse tours listed that we have done are for separate solar eclipses, not just individual programs. We are a public outreach effort of the NASA Johnson Space Center Astronomical Society and welcome all persons who are interested in astronomy and the natural sciences. You do not need to have a science background or any prior experience to join us! IT'S COMING! FOR THE FIRST TIME IN MORE THAN 100 YEARS! Observe the TRANSIT OF VENUS Across the Sun ***On our Tour to Central Asia June 8, 2004*** CLICK HERE FOR TOUR DETAILS! The 2004 transit will be the first since 1882. The best viewing locations will be in central Asia, middle east, and Indian subcontinent. Our tour will take us to four seldom visited destinations: Kazakstan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan where it is possible to view the entire transit of Venus during its 6-hour progression. In the photo below, the large black dot shows the precise size of Venus as it will appear against the sun. (Photo courtesy U.S.Naval Observatory) ***29th Solar Eclipse Tour to Antarctica November 24, 2003***

100. Maps Of All Solar Eclipses Until 2015 All Solar eclipses until 2015. Within our website you can calculate the circumstancesof every eclipse since 1000 BC! Solar eclipses 19992004. http://eclipse.astroinfo.org/sofi/globallist.html

Finsternisse home Am Himmel Astrolexikon ... Deutschland Sonnenfinsternisse Primer Erlebnis Sonnenfinsternis Die Beobachtungen Astronomie ... Sicherheit Berichte, Bilder Finsternisse 2003 31. Mai 2003 4. Dezember 2002 21. Juni 2001 ... 26. Februar 1998 Karten Karten 1999 Europa Interaktiv, 1900 - 2100 Finsternisrechner Ihre Daten Simulation Globale Daten Zentrallinie ... Grenzlinien Tabellen 1700 - 2100 International Deutschland, A, CH Mondfinsternisse Entstehung 16. Mai/9. November 2003 Beispiel: 9. Januar 2001 Transits Venustransit Merkurtransit Schattenspiele Jupitermonde Sternbedeckungen Planetenbedeckungen Saturnbedeckung ... Planeten-Konjunktionen Tipps Finsternis-Links Eclipse-FAQ Wetter Impressum Sitemap Sie als Mitglied! Werbung auf astro!nfo ... www.astronomie.info 1549233 Seiten seit 1.1.2003 All Solar Eclipses until 2015 We compiled all solar eclipses for the nearer future, accompagned with a rought global view of the region obscured. Maps are available on a national scale for total solar eclipses, and for selected regions of some annular eclipses. Within our website you can calculate the circumstances of every eclipse since 1000 B.C.! Solar Eclipses 1999-2004 Orthographic View Date Eclipse Type Maximum Phase Maximum Duration Geographical Area 1999 February 16 Tuesday Annular Partial: Southern Africa, Indian Ocean, Australia, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Antarctica

A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  X  Y  Z

Page 5     81-100 of 166    Back | 1  | 2  | 3  | 4  | 5  | 6  | 7  | 8  | 9  | Next 20