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Many Britons may be disappointed as they attempt to watch the partial solar eclipse this morning: cloudy conditions cover the United Kingdom, meaning even the most well-prepared sun-gazers may be left clutching at...pinholes. However, this live stream from the Virtual Telescope Project should help those unable to see the partial solar eclipse, as well as individuals too lazy to start watching around 8am. Watch live from Nottingham Technically, the eclipse starts at 07:41 UTC and ends at 11:50 UTC. However, the eclipse will peak (should be up to 90 per cent coverage in the UK) at around 9.30am before the sun returns to normal by 11am. Solar eclipse 2015 in pictures Solar eclipse 2015 in pictures 1/20 Solar eclipse 2015 The total solar eclipse at Svalbard, Norway 2/20 Solar eclipse 2015 The moon blocks part of the sun during a solar eclipse as seen over Moscow Kremlin's Troitskaya (Trinity) tower, in Russia 3/20 Solar eclipse 2015 A partial solar eclipse is visible over Strasbourg, eastern France 4/20 Solar eclipse 2015 A partial solar eclipse of the sun is visible in Rabat, Morocco 5/20 Solar eclipse 2015 A partial solar eclipse of the sun is visible in Rabat, Morocco 6/20 Solar eclipse 2015 A partial solar eclipse in seen above a mosque in Oxford, central England 7/20 Solar eclipse 2015 A partial solar eclipse of the sun is visible next to the statues of Milan's cathedral 8/20 Solar eclipse 2015 The moon passes in front of the sun to form a partial solar eclipse in Nice, southeastern France 9/20 Solar eclipse 2015 The sun is seen during a partial eclipse over the spires of the Duomo gothic cathedral in Milan, Italy 10/20 Solar eclipse 2015 The total solar eclipse seen from Svalbard, Norway 11/20 Solar eclipse 2015 An eclipse of the sun passes behind a cloud, from Carlton Hill in Edinburgh 12/20 Solar eclipse 2015 A partial solar eclipse forms in the sky through clouds near the cross of the Church of St Nicholas the Miracle-Maker in Sofia, Bulgaria 13/20 Solar eclipse 2015 People view the total solar eclipse in Svalbard, Norway 14/20 Solar eclipse 2015 A partial solar eclipse of the sun is visible next to the iconic Liver Bird on top of the Liver Building in Liverpool, north-west England 15/20 Solar eclipse 2015 People watch as a solar eclipse begins over the Eden Project near St Austell in Cornwall 16/20 Solar eclipse 2015 An eclipse of the sun begins over the Eden Project near St Austell in Cornwall 17/20 Solar eclipse 2015 A partial solar eclipse is seen from near Bridgwater, in south western England 18/20 Solar eclipse 2015 A view of a partial solar eclipse seen over Zurich, Switzerland 19/20 Solar eclipse 2015 A dove is pictured in front of the sun during a partial solar eclipse in Muncih, Germany 20/20 Solar eclipse 2015 An eclipse of the sun begins over Northumberland Of course, thick British clouds could overshadow one of the greatest displays in nature. If they don't mess up the view, then the most northern Scots will see up to 98 per cent of the sun obscured by the moon, weather permitting, while in London the eclipse will peak at about 85 per cent.Reuse content
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U utorak 4. siječnja 2011. godine zbit će se djelomična pomrčina Sunca, koja će biti vidljiva iz Europe (osim Islanda), sjevernog dijela Afrike, zapadne i središnje Azije te s cijelog Arapskog poluotoka, izvijestili su večeras iz Zvjezdarnice Zagreb Iz Hrvatske će se ova pomrčina vidjeti 4. siječnja, u prijepodnevnim satima. Pomrčina Sunca nastaje kada se Mjesec nađe točno između Zemlje i Sunca. Kod djelomične pomrčine Sunca, Mjesec ne zaklanja kompletni disk Sunca, pa se prilikom promatranja pomrčine moraju koristiti zaštitni filteri (naočale za zavarivanje, posebne folije od Mylara i sl.) jer će inače zbog velikog sjaja Sunca nastupiti trajna oštećenja oka. Ni u kojem slučaju ne promatrajte Sunce teleskopom ili dalekozorom bez zaštitnih filtera jer možete izgubiti vid, upozoravaju iz zagrebačke Zvjezdarnice. Iz Hrvatske će se djelomična pomrčina Sunca vidjeti 4. siječnja prijepodne, a u sredini (maksimumu) pomrčine imat će dosta veliku fazu od oko 75 posto. Faza pomrčine je postotak Mjesecom prekrivenog dijela prividnog promjera Sunca. Pomrčina se može promatrati uz korištenje zaštitnih filtera iz bilo kojeg mjesta u Hrvatskoj gdje je vrijeme vedro. Za promatranje nije nužno koristiti teleskop jer se pomrčina može lijepo vidjeti golim okom uz obavezno korištenje zaštitnih filtera, ističu Gustav Kren i Ivan Romštajn iz zagrebačke Zvjezdarnice. Također navode kako će se djelomična pomrčina iz Zagreba vidjeti od 7,59 do 10,50 sati; iz Splita od 7,56 do 10,48 sati; iz Rijeke od 7,57 do 10,46 sati; iz Osijeka od 8,01 do 10,55 sati; iz Zadra od 7,56 do 10,46 sati; iz Varaždina od 8 do 10,51 sati; iz Pule od 7,56 do 10,44 sati; iz Dubrovnika od 7,57 do 10,51 sati te iz Slavonskog Broda od 8 do 10,53 sati. Sredina pomrčine u svim navedenim hrvatskim gradovima bit će između 9,15 i 9,25 sati. - Sviđa vam se članak? Preporučite ga prijateljima putem ovih servisa: Pošaljite mailom