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morocotopo

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Q: Anular sun eclipse this sunday 20th, anyone knows the time?

Does anyone know about this sunday's eclipse if any place will have something to watch it?? I think this kind of eclipse is ok to watch at simple sight.

13 years 43 weeks ago in General - Shanghai

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TedDBayer

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May 20, 6 to 6:40 pm, never OK to watch with naked eye. It can only be seen in southern China.

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HappyExPat

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TO FIND OUT IF YOU CAN SEE IT FROM YOUR LOCATION. on a map of China draw a line from south of Nanning, over to Guangzhou and south of Shanghai. That will be more or less the center line of the eclipse path. The closer to the line, the better (or more) you will see of the annular ring.

And as Ted said, do not look at it with naked eyes, use protection please.

GuilinRaf:

I would recommend "The 1" to use binoculars....

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