August 17 morning will have a partial eclipse
Following the solar eclipse and meteor shower Perseids, on the morning of August 17, another special astronomical event will take place: partial eclipse.
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Following the solar eclipse and meteor shower Perseids, on the morning of August 17, another special astronomical event will take place: partial eclipse.
The second partial eclipse in 2007 will take place on September 11, in about 2 hours. Only the Antarctic, South American and Southern Atlantic regions can observe this p…
At 7:34 am this morning, Ho Chi Minh City observed a partial solar eclipse, 52%. Ho Chi Minh City is one of the best eclipse observations in the country.
Although the total solar eclipse was not achieved, the people in Vietnam got up early to watch this very interesting event.
Millions of people in the Asia-Pacific region, including Vietnam, today enjoy the unique opportunity to admire the total and partial solar eclipse this year.
North Americans have the opportunity to observe a solar eclipse, when the Moon obscures part of the Sun.
Although partial eclipse occurs on the full moon day last night (June 4), but because of the cloudy sky, many astronomers missed the opportunity to admire this amazing n…
This morning (May 21), partial eclipse appeared in the area along the Pacific Ocean. Countries that observe this phenomenon most clearly are in China, Japan, Korea, Viet…
The weather without rain on the morning of March 9 will create conditions for Vietnamese to admire the partial eclipse phenomenon.