Significados de annular eclipse en inglés

In February, 1831, I counted seconds for father, who observed the annular eclipse at Nantucket.

An annular eclipse is not considered as scientifically important or dramatic as a total eclipse.

Wiggins had previously seen five total solar eclipses, but had never before witnessed an annular eclipse.

This hybrid eclipse will start as an annular eclipse and then become a total solar eclipse.

At the time of the annular eclipse of the sun in 1831 the totality was central at Nantucket.

This is called an annular eclipse.

In an annular eclipse, the moon covers the centre of the Sun, giving the appearance of a bright ring.

An annular eclipse occurs when the moon's orbit is at its furthest point from the Earth and closer to the sun

I had spent weeks planning how to cover the unique annular eclipse that was last visible over the United States in 1994.

An annular eclipse occurs when the moon's orbit is at its furthest point from the Earth and closer to the much larger sun.

A hybrid solar eclipse is a relatively rare event that is a cross between two types of eclipses: a total and an annular eclipse.

Despite the infrequent nature of an annular eclipse, Ivans said the event has not particular significance, but rather is part of the normal astronomical cycle.

The annular eclipse, in which the moon covers 90 per cent of the sun, was fully visible in a narrow band across Portugal and Spain.

Hundreds of skywatchers gathered in an open space in Chiayi in southern Taiwan, one of the locations in Asia where the annular eclipse was visible.

The annular eclipse of April 1, 1764, visible as such in North Kent, was the subject of the following quaint letter by the Rev.

But they are merely annular eclipses, during which the earth, thrown like a screen across the solar disc, allows the greater part to be seen.