Total lunar eclipse on June 15, 2011.
This relatively rare central eclipse - meaning the moon will pass near the center of Earth's shadow - promises to be longer and darker than usual. A similar eclipse will not occur until 2018. This could be one of the more spectacular lunar eclipses for some time!
This was witnessed around 10:54 pm Local time and the total phase itself lasts for 100 minutes said The Arthur C Clarke Institute for Modern Technologies (ACCIMT).
See the video of the June 15, 2011 lunar eclipse through this link: http://youtu.be/UgUieQsR4YI
This was witnessed around 10:54 pm Local time and the total phase itself lasts for 100 minutes said The Arthur C Clarke Institute for Modern Technologies (ACCIMT).
See the video of the June 15, 2011 lunar eclipse through this link: http://youtu.be/UgUieQsR4YI
Its so.. so...., beautiful without glasses !
ReplyDeletehey, wait a minute.. I'm talking about lunar here. not about your smilling little face....
widdyathmaka kannadi tikakata hari galawala peththakin tiyala, nidahas es dekakin hada diha beluwamai eyage hebeama lassana penne..
any way, you are also looking fine..
keep up the good works yaar ! chawo !
Hi..! I'm waiting for the next eclipse.
ReplyDeleteThere are actually three eclipses ,
a partial solar eclipse on June 1st,
a Full Moon eclipse on June 15,
and another partial solar eclipse on July 1st.
Triple eclipses are very rare and we are in the middle of them right now. Naah...!
Yes,
ReplyDeleteGet the full-length information through that.
Partial Eclipse of the Sun July 1 2011
(A visual presentation of lunar eclipses by way of animated and static graphics.)
http://www.shadowandsubstance.com/