Partial solar eclipses
happened during when and where the Moon comes between the Sun and the Earth,
but they don't align in a perfectly straight line. Because of this, the Moon
only partially blocked the Sun's disc. This particular partial solar eclipse and when the Sun
looks like the Moon has a bite on it and this is due to the fact because
the Moon casts the lighter, outer part of its shadow, the penumbra on Earth.
The above world map is projected and indicating those geographical countries will be visiblity map or path of the eclipsed in October 23, 2014. Which regions seeing at least a partial eclipse are at the East in Asia, Much of North
America, Pacific, Atlantic.
The eclipse will begin near the Kamchatka Peninsula in eastern Sibera at 19:38 (7.38PM) UTC. As it moves east,
much of North America will be able to see a partial solar eclipse. The
maximum eclipse will take place at 21:45 (9.45PM) UTC over Canada Nunavut territory near Prince of Wales Island and the eclipse will end at 23:52 (11.52pm) UTC.
The above world map is projected and indicating those geographical countries will be visiblity map or path of the eclipsed in October 23, 2014. Which regions seeing at least a partial eclipse are at the East in Asia, Much of North
America, Pacific, Atlantic.
The eclipse will begin near the Kamchatka Peninsula in eastern Sibera at 19:38 (7.38PM) UTC. As it moves east,
much of North America will be able to see a partial solar eclipse. The
maximum eclipse will take place at 21:45 (9.45PM) UTC over Canada Nunavut territory near Prince of Wales Island and the eclipse will end at 23:52 (11.52pm) UTC.
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