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There will occur a Partial Eclipse of the Moon, on Monday the 17th October 2005 AD, (25 Asvina 1927 SAKA Era)
General Visibility :
The beginning of the umbral phase visible in central and western North America, northern Central America, Northern Greenland, the Arctic region, eastern Asia, Indonesia, Australia, New Zealand, Wilkes Land and coastal Marie Byrd Land of Antarctica, the North Pacific Ocean, the South Pacific Ocean except eastern part and the eastern Indian Ocean. The ending is visible in western North America, the Arctic region, northern Greenland, Asia except the extreme western part, Indonesia, Australia, New Zealand, Part of Wilkes Land in Antarctica, the North Pacific Ocean, the South Pacific Ocean except eastern part and the eastern Indian Ocean.
Visibility in India :
The beginning of the partial phase of the eclipse will be visible from the eastern parts of India. The ending of the partial phase is visible from all over India except the western parts where the Moon rises after eclipse ends.
The circumstances of the eclipse are as follows :
Phenomena
Time in IST
d
h
m
Eclipse Begins
17
17
04
Middle of the Eclipse*
17
17
33
Eclipse Ends
17
18
03
Duration of the Eclipse = 0h 59m
*Magnitude of the Eclipse = 0.068 (Moon’s Diameter = 1.0)
The Moon enters penumbra at h.15-21 I.S.T.
The Moon leaves penumbra at h. 19-45 I.S.T.
Tables are appended giving the local circumstances for some important places in India where the partial phases of the eclipse are visible.
ECLIPSE , 2005
PARTIAL ECLIPSE OF THE MOON, OCTOBER 17
LOCAL CIRCUMSTANCES RELATING TO CERTAIN PLACES IN INDIA
AND NEIGHBOURHOOD
PLACES WHERE BEGINNING OF THE PARTIAL PHASE
AND ENDING OF THE PARTIAL PHASE OF THE ECLIPSE ARE VISIBLE
Place
Partial Eclipse Begins 17h 04.0m (I.S.T.)
Partial Eclipse Ends 18h 02.5m (I.S.T.)
Moon Rise
(Upper Limb) (I.S.T.)
h
m
Agartala
Visible
Visible
16
50
Aizawl
Visible
Visible
16
44
Allahabad
*
Visible
17
27
Amritsar
*
Visible
17
50
Bangalore
*
Visible
17
55
Bhopal
*
Visible
17
47
Bhubaneswar
*
Visible
17
15
Chandigarh
*
Visible
17
42
Chennai
*
Visible
17
44
Darjeeling
Visible
Visible
16
59
Dehra Doon
*
Visible
17
38
Delhi
*
Visible
17
43
Gangtok
Visible
Visible
16
57
Guwahati
Visible
Visible
16
46
Hardwar
*
Visible
17
38
Hyderabad
*
Visible
17
48
Imphal
Visible
Visible
16
38
Itanagar
Visible
Visible
16
37
Jaipur
*
Visible
17
50
Kohima
Visible
Visible
16
36
· Eclipse begins before Moonrise
The beginning of the partial phase of the eclipse is visible from the eastern parts of India. The ending of the partial phase is visible from all over India except the western parts where the moon rises after eclipse ends.
ECLIPSE, 2005
PARTIAL ECLIPSE OF THE MOON, OCTOBER 17
LOCAL CIRCUMSTANCES RELATING TO CERTAIN PLACES IN INDIA
AND NEIGHBOURHOOD
PLACES WHERE BEGINNING OF THE PARTIAL PHASE
AND ENDING OF THE PARTIAL PHASE OF THE ECLIPSE ARE VISIBLE
Place
Partial Eclipse Begins 17h 04.0m (I.S.T.)
Partial Eclipse Ends 18h 02.5m (I.S.T.)
Moon Rise
(Upper Limb) (I.S.T.)
h
m
Kolkata
Visible
Visible
17
03
Lucknow
*
Visible
17
29
Nagpur
*
Visible
17
42
Patna
*
Visible
17
13
Pondicherry
*
Visible
17
46
Port Blair
Visible
Visible
16
53
Puri
*
Visible
17
15
Rajamundry
*
Visible
17
35
Ranchi
*
Visible
17
14
Shillong
Visible
Visible
16
46
Simla
*
Visible
17
41
Srinagar
*
Visible
17
47
Thimpu
Visible
Visible
16
53
Trivandrum
*
Visible
18
01
Ujjain
*
Visible
17
54
Varanasi
*
Visible
17
22
Colombo
*
Visible
17
50
Chittagong
Visible
Visible
16
49
Dhaka
Visible
Visible
16
53
Lahore
*
Visible
17
51
Rangoon
Visible
Visible
16
35
· Eclipse begins before Moonrise
The beginning of the partial phase of the eclipse is visible from the eastern parts of India. The ending of the partial phase is visible from all over India except the western parts where the Moon rises after eclipse ends.
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