Lunar_eclipse_chart-1970Feb21.png
Summary
Description Lunar eclipse chart-1970Feb21.png |
English:
February 1970 lunar eclipse
chart
The position of the moon (and earth's shadow) are shown as viewed from center of earth. A small parallax effect occurs from specific location on surface of the earth. The yellow line is the plane of the ecliptic (path of the sun through the sky, and hence the center of the earth's shadow) The two concentric circles centered on this line show the extent of the umbra and penumbra, the zones of full and partial shadow, respectively, for an object in the moon's orbit. The moon is drawn at maximum eclipse, and circles for every hour interval of motion. thumb |
Date | 11 April 2009 (original upload date) |
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Author | SockPuppetForTomruen at en.wikipedia |
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- 2009-04-11 05:50 SockPuppetForTomruen 679×493 (10817 bytes) == Summary == [[February 1951 lunar eclipse]] chart The position of the moon (and earth's shadow) are shown as viewed from center of earth. A small parallax effect occurs from specific location on surface of the earth. The yellow line is the plane of t
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