21 June 2020

Protect Your Eyes!

Compiled by the Devashish Pradhan

For Educational & Understanding Use Only
(+91-9819536672)
Amateur Astronomer (Member AAAV)
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Three types of Solar Eclipses

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Path of Angular Solar Eclipse

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Path of Eclipse

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3D Animation

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 Eclipse Timeline

Event Time in Mumbai*

First location to see the partial eclipse 21 Jun, 09:15:58

First location to see the full eclipse 21 Jun, 10:17:45

Maximum Eclipse 21 Jun, 12:10:04

Last location to see the full eclipse end 21 Jun, 14:02:17

Last location to see the partial eclipse end 21 Jun, 15:04:01

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 When can I See Eclipses in Mumbai?
• Partial Solar Eclipse (21st June 2020)
• Begins:  10:00 am
• Maximum:  11:37 pm
• Ends:  13:27 pm
• Duration:  3 hours, 27 minutes

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 How Not to Watch Solar Eclipses
• Never look directly at the Sun.
• You can seriously hurt your eyes, and even go blind.
• Proper eye protection, like eclipse glasses or a Sun
filter, is the only safe option.

• According to NASA, the following materials should

never be used to view a solar eclipse:
• sunglasses of any kind, color film,
• medical X-ray film,
• smoked glass,
• floppy disks.

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Make a Projector

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Make a Box Pinhole Projector

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Make a Safe Sun Projector Using
Binoculars

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 Compiled by the Devashish Pradhan
For Educational & Understanding Use Only
(+91-9819536672)
Amateur Astronomer (Member AAAV)

Enjoy the Solar Eclipse

Eclipse Information | Eclipse Map | 3D Global Map
Courtesy : https://www.timeanddate.com

WISHING YOU A CLEAR SKY

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