United States Agency for Foreign Space (NASA) to predict the coming total solar eclipse that will cross the Earth in half tomorrow, Wednesday (22/7/2009).
Landscape with magnitudo eclipse will be visible to 1.0799 along the corridor that passes part of the Earth. Umbra shadow will begin to occur in India and across Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Myanmar and China.
NASA official site, on Tuesday (21/7/2009) launch, after leaving the mainland Asia, the eclipse will also be moving across the island Ryuku in Japan, and turn to the southeast through the Pacific Ocean, where the maximum total length reached up to six minutes 39 seconds.
Landscape total solar eclipse will be visible to the maximum in Shanghai, China. Meanwhile in Indonesia, akan only visible part of the solar eclipse which is estimated to occur in the northern part of Indonesia. Indonesia akan northern region affected most of the eclipse shadow penumbra. This also occurred in Central Asia and the Pacific Ocean.
Astronomy experts said, this total solar eclipse will be the eclipse with a duration terpanjang over 141 years.
source: okezone.com
Landscape with magnitudo eclipse will be visible to 1.0799 along the corridor that passes part of the Earth. Umbra shadow will begin to occur in India and across Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Myanmar and China.
NASA official site, on Tuesday (21/7/2009) launch, after leaving the mainland Asia, the eclipse will also be moving across the island Ryuku in Japan, and turn to the southeast through the Pacific Ocean, where the maximum total length reached up to six minutes 39 seconds.
Landscape total solar eclipse will be visible to the maximum in Shanghai, China. Meanwhile in Indonesia, akan only visible part of the solar eclipse which is estimated to occur in the northern part of Indonesia. Indonesia akan northern region affected most of the eclipse shadow penumbra. This also occurred in Central Asia and the Pacific Ocean.
Astronomy experts said, this total solar eclipse will be the eclipse with a duration terpanjang over 141 years.
source: okezone.com
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