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Click here for an eclipse map for the October 14, 2023 event. You can click on your location
(or enter the latitude and longitude in a form) to find out if and when you can see the eclipse there. This is an annular eclipse along the central path and a partial eclipse elsewhere.
None of this eclipse can be viewed safely with the naked eye. Use solar filters made specifically for safe viewing of the sun. Don't trust dark sunglasses or other filters not made
specifically for direct solar viewing.
The current and recent monthly narratives are at www.skycaramba.com/monthly. The archived weekly blog from several years ago is at www.skycaramba.com/blog. The astronomical events search is at www.skycaramba.com/events.shtml Keep up with the SkyCaramba podcast at this link. Read the monthly happenings section for this month's astronomy events. You can also check out the new monthly events calendar. |
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The searchable events database now contains events from 2010 to 2029! Look things up by object (Sun, Venus, Jupiter, etc.) or by event type (solar eclipses, moon phases, planets at opposition, etc.) with a date range you specify. Please understand that meteor showers, aurorae, and other events that are difficult or impossible to predict are not listed in the database. |
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