Hybrid Solar Eclipse | 2023 April 20 | Australia + Asia
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- On April 20, 2023, there will be a hybrid solar eclipse visible in Australia and Southeastern Asia. It will be total along a narrow path that skims Western Australia, Timor Leste, and Indonesia. In parts of the Indian and Pacific oceans, the eclipse will be annular. For the surrounding area, it will be partial.
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Woah! How good is this graphic 👍🏻 Thanks, new subscriber here. Cheers from Western Australia 🇦🇺🦘 ✌🏻
Thank you! I hope you were able to see it. I unfortunately don't have much free time anymore so I haven't uploaded in 2 years, but I don't rule out the possibility of becoming active again.
sad this isn’t in Melbourne
sad just half on manila..
Baguia is the good place to see a total solar.
Wow this video just peedicted a solar eclipse 4yrs later
Part of Saros Series 129
Solar eclipses tend to occur in cycles. The Saros Cycle, one of the most studied eclipse cycles, occurs every 18 years. Two solar eclipses separated by a Saros Cycle have similar features - they occur at the same lunar node, with the Moon roughly at the same distance from the Earth. The eclipses also take place at about the same time of the year and around the same time of day. Eclipses that are separated by a Saros Cycle are included in a Saros Series.
The April 20, 2023 Hybrid Solar Eclipse belongs to Saros Series 129. The series began with a Partial Solar Eclipse visible from the Northern Hemisphere on October 3, 1103 and will end with a Partial Solar Eclipse visible in the Southern Hemisphere on February 21, 2528.
2023 has four eclipses. The year begins with a hybrid solar eclipse and ends with a partial lunar eclipse, with a penumbral lunar eclipse, and an annular solar eclipse in between.
* Hybrid Solar Eclipse of 2023 Apr 20 (Solar Saros 129: 52 of 80)
* Penumbral Lunar Eclipse of 2023 May 05 (Lunar Saros 141: 24 of 72)
* Annular Solar Eclipse of 2023 Oct 14 (Solar Saros 134: 44 of 71)
* Partial Lunar Eclipse of 2023 Oct 28 (Lunar Saros 146: 11 of 72)
Hybrid Solar Eclipse (Annular-Total-Annular) of 2023 April 20
Eclipse Magnitude: 1.01320 (101.320%)
Eclipse Obscuration: 1.02657 (102.657%)
Gamma: -0.39515
Day of the week: Thursday
Date: April 20th, 2023, during Northern Hemisphere spring 🌸 🌺 🌹 and Southern Hemisphere autumn 🍂
This is 4.1 days after the Moon reaches perigee.
Greatest Eclipse:
2023 April 20 at 04:16:45.1 AM UTC
Sun Right Ascension: 1.850h
Sun Declination: +11.42°
Sun Diameter: 31’50.8” (1910.8 arcseconds)
Moon Right Ascension: 1.862h
Moon Declination: +11.07°
Moon Diameter: 31’47.2” (1907.2 arcseconds)
Saros: 129 (52 of 80)
Orbital Node: Ascending
Penumbral Contacts of the Hybrid Solar Eclipse of 2023 April 20
Contact Event / Time (UTC) / Latitude / Longitude
P1 / 2023 April 20 at 01:34:23.5 AM UTC / 40°17.3’ S / 75°59.5’ E
P2 / 2023 April 20 at 03:53:21.4 AM UTC / 78°21.7’ S / 109°54.9’ E
P3 / 2023 April 20 at 04:40:37.0 AM UTC / 34°04.6’ S / 168°15.2’ W
P4 / 2023 April 20 at 06:59:21.1 AM UTC / 11°16.8’ N / 167°13.6’ E
Antumbral/Umbral Contacts of the Hybrid Solar Eclipse of 2023 April 20
Contact Event / Time (UTC) / Latitude / Longitude
U1 / 2023 April 20 at 02:37:04.1 AM UTC / 48°26.4’ S / 63°37.9’ E
U2 / 2023 April 20 at 02:37:10.9 AM UTC / 48°27.7’ S / 63°36.9’ E
U3 / 2023 April 20 at 05:56:30.5 AM UTC / 02°54.5’ N / 178°47.2’ W
U4 / 2023 April 20 at 05:56:42.6 AM UTC / 02°57.0’ N / 178°49.7’ W
Central Contacts of the Hybrid Solar Eclipse of 2023 April 20
Contact Event / Time (UTC) / Latitude / Longitude
C1 / 2023 April 20 at 02:37:07.5 AM UTC / 48°27.0’ S / 63°37.4’ E
C2 / 2023 April 20 at 05:56:36.5 AM UTC / 02°55.8’ N / 178°48.5’ W
Greatest Eclipse
Time: 2023 April 20 at 04:16:45.1 AM UTC
Latitude: 09°35.7’ S
Longitude: 125°29.0’ E
Sun Altitude: 66.7°
Sun Direction: 334.0° (NNW)
Path Width: 49.0 km (30.4 mi)
Penumbral Radius: 0.54682
Antumbral Radius: 0.00066
What time AEST will it happen for Brisbane?
From Vietnam 🇻🇳
Good video
In my home I can see solar eclipse just 42% 😄
From Timor Leste 🇹🇱
2023,20,April.5 hours left for solar eclipse.🇮🇳
Im from the phillippines and this solar eclipes will be half of the sun but it will be cool to see it
Definitely!
I just want to ask, becaue Learmonth can see a total solar eclipse, so there is any chance for Learmonth Solar Observatory open to public to watch this rarest event?
I honestly have no idea because I don't live in Australia, but if the Learmonth Observatory isn't open, there will probably be other observation groups in Learmonth.
@@Meanderonthemoon I see. I really hope they will open to public. I'm gonna attend myself some where nearby at this place to watch this super rare event!🙏🙏🙏
Timor leste
l south thailand 🇹🇭
What is the start?
😊
It's my old username and intro.
So Balikpapan is 50%
54%
there are 2 moon eclipse events that will happen in 2023 one is
April 20,2023 - An Hybrid eclipse will happen. (rare eclipse) Regions seeing, at least, a partial eclipse: South/East Asia, Australia, Pacific, Indian Ocean, Antarctica.
October 14, 2023 - Annular eclipse will happen again and will be visible within a roughly 125-mile-wide path from Oregon to Texas and on into Mexico and northern South America
Just six months later, on April 8, 2024, a total solar eclipse will sweep from Mexico to Texas to the Canadian Maritimes, plunging day into night and revealing the magnificent solar corona for anyone fortunate to be within the path of totality and under clear skies
In Taiwan TW :D
I'm also in Taiwan!!!
In Taipei, it is only going to be 3% though, but I'll still be watching!
Eclipse are bad for your eyes!
Yes definitely if you look at a partial or annular eclipse without proper eye protection! But you can of course get the glasses or look at the eclipse indirectly through a pinhole projection or binocular/telescope projection.
Part of Saros Series 129
Solar eclipses tend to occur in cycles. The Saros Cycle, one of the most studied eclipse cycles, occurs every 18 years. Two solar eclipses separated by a Saros Cycle have similar features - they occur at the same lunar node, with the Moon roughly at the same distance from the Earth. The eclipses also take place at about the same time of the year and around the same time of day. Eclipses that are separated by a Saros Cycle are included in a Saros Series.
The April 20, 2023 Hybrid Solar Eclipse belongs to Saros Series 129. The series began with a Partial Solar Eclipse visible from the Northern Hemisphere on October 3, 1103 and will end with a Partial Solar Eclipse visible in the Southern Hemisphere on February 21, 2528.
Solar Saros 129, containing 80 events, each separated by 223 synodic months (18 years, 11 days, 8 hours).
The series started with partial solar eclipse on October 3, 1103. It contains annular eclipses from May 6, 1464 through March 18, 1969, hybrid eclipses from March 29, 1987 through April 20, 2023, and total eclipses from April 30, 2041 through July 26, 2185. The series ends at member 80 as a partial eclipse on February 21, 2528. The longest duration of totality will be 3 minutes, 43 seconds on June 25, 2131.
2023 has four eclipses. The year begins with a hybrid solar eclipse and ends with a partial lunar eclipse, with a penumbral lunar eclipse, and an annular solar eclipse in between.
* Hybrid Solar Eclipse of 2023 Apr 20 (Solar Saros 129: 52 of 80)
* Penumbral Lunar Eclipse of 2023 May 05 (Lunar Saros 141: 24 of 72)
* Annular Solar Eclipse of 2023 Oct 14 (Solar Saros 134: 44 of 71)
* Partial Lunar Eclipse of 2023 Oct 28 (Lunar Saros 146: 11 of 72)