Solar Eclipse Final of The Year
Today's 25 November 2011 Solar Eclipse Final of The Year was happened which mean eclipse
was the fourth and final solar eclipse of the year.
A partial solar eclipse was visible over
parts of the southern hemisphere as the moon passed between Earth and
the sun for the.
The eclipse was visible in southern South
Africa, Antarctica, Tasmania, and most of New Zealand. At greatest eclipse, as the moon orbited
between the sun and Earth, 90.5 percent of the sun's diameter was covered from
the location closest to the axis of Earth's shadow, which is a point in the
Bellingshausen Sea on the west side of the Antarctic Peninsula.
Let read about history The solar eclipse..
The solar eclipse of 11 August,
1999 in Europe helped to increase public awareness of the phenomenon,
which apparently led to an unusually
large number of journeys made specifically to witness the annular solar
eclipse of 3 October 2005, and of 29
March, 2006.
The last total solar eclipse was the solar
eclipse of 11 July, 2010; the next will
be the solar eclipse of 13 November, 2012. The recent solar eclipse
of 1 June, 2011 and the Solar
eclipse of 1 July, 2011.
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