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Solar Eclipse July 11, 2010

Solar eclipse July 11, 2010 - a total solar eclipse of 146 saros , which could be observed in French Polynesia , on Easter Island , in the Pacific Ocean , as well as in southern Chile and Argentina . Private eclipse phases were visible in the southern Pacific , Oceania , and partly in South America .

Solar eclipse
July 11, 2010
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Solar eclipse
July 11, 2010
Classification
Type ofFull
Saros146 (27 of 76)
Gamma-0.6788
Moon month130
date ofJuly 11, 2010
TerritoriesOceania , Pacific Ocean , South America
Maximum phase
Value1.0580
Duration5 minutes. 20 sec
Shadow width259 km.
TerritoryPacific Ocean
Time19:34:38 UTC
Coordinates
Moonlight passage
Startfrom 17:09:41 UTC
Full phasesfrom 18:15:15 UTC
The endingat 21:57:16 UTC
Duration4 hours 48 minutes
Eclipse photo
Total Solar Eclipses
PreviousFollowing
July 22, 2009November 13, 2012

Gallery

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    Eclipse in Oceania

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    The path traveled by the moon shadow on a map of the Earth


Links

  •   Wikimedia Commons has media related to Solar Eclipse July 11, 2010
  • page on the NASA website about the total solar eclipse July 11, 2010
  • Interactive map of total solar eclipse July 11, 2010 with the circumstances of the phenomenon for this point
  • Eclipsera: total solar eclipse July 11, 2010
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Sunny_Eclipse_11_July_2010_year&oldid=89544230


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