Find the time of a solar eclipse in the 90s

Partial eclipse 9:30-1:30 can be seen in Harbin, Urumqi and other areas.

Partial eclipse 7:00-7:30 can be seen in Beijing, Harbin, Shanghai, Wuhan, Guangzhou and other areas.

Partial eclipse 11:30-12:30 It can be seen everywhere except for parts of the Tohoku.

Partial eclipse 8:00-9:00 can be seen all over the country.

Around 8:30 a.m., it can be seen in Shanghai, Wuhan, Guangzhou, Kunming, Lhasa and other areas.

Partial eclipse around 20:00 can be seen in Urumqi, Lhasa and other places.

Solar and lunar eclipses.

It is a typical example of light propagating in a straight line in the same homogeneous medium. It is not every time a solar eclipse occurs when the moon moves between the sun and the earth, and two conditions need to be met for a solar eclipse to occur.

First, solar eclipses always occur on New Year's Day (the first day of the lunar calendar). Eclipses are not guaranteed on all New Moons, because the Moon's orbit (the white path) and the Earth's orbit (the ecliptic) are not in the same plane. The plane of the white and the plane of the ecliptic have an angle of 5°9.

Second, both the Sun and the Moon move near the intersection of the white and ecliptic paths, and the Sun is at a certain angle from the intersection (eclipse limit).

Since the orbits of the Moon and the Earth are not perfectly circular, and the distance between the Sun and the Moon and the Earth is sometimes near and far, the shadow formed by the sun's rays being obscured by the Moon can be divided into umbra, pseudoumbra (formed when the Moon is far away from the Earth) and penumbra on the Earth. The observer is in the umbra range and can see a total solar eclipse; An annular solar eclipse can be seen in the pseudoumbra range; In the penumbra range, only a partial solar eclipse can be seen.

There are many high mountains on the surface of the moon, and the edge of the moon is untidy. At the moment of eclipse or the arrival of light, the valley at the edge of the moon does not completely cover the sun.

The uncovered part forms a luminous area, like a sparkling "diamond"; The pale red ring around it forms the "ring" of the diamond ring, and on the whole, it looks like a diamond ring inlaid with brilliant gemstones, called a "diamond ring". Sometimes many particularly bright rays or points of light are formed, as if a string of pearls is set around the sun, called "Bailey beads" (Bailey was a French astronomer).

Whether it's a partial solar eclipse, a total solar eclipse, or an annular solar eclipse, the time is very short. The area where solar eclipses can be seen on Earth is also limited, because the Moon is relatively small, and its umbra is also relatively small and short, so the umbra does not sweep over the Earth for a long time, because the average length of the lunar umbra (373293 km) is less than the average distance between the Moon and the Earth (384,400 km), for the whole Earth, annular solar eclipses occur more often than total solar eclipses.

The above content refers to the encyclopedia of solar eclipses.

To correct the 2nd floor, the solar eclipse is very famous, but it was not all a partial eclipse, and a total eclipse was visible in the northern regions of Heilongjiang and Xinjiang in China.

Solar Eclipse: An annular solar eclipse.

Total solar eclipse.

I forget, I was born in 89, a native of Chaoshan, and I remember seeing an annular solar eclipse when I was a child, and I looked at my father's sunglasses with my sister.

On March 9, 1997, a total solar eclipse occurred in parts of Kazakhstan, China, Mongolia and Russia, and a partial solar eclipse occurred in eastern Asia and northwestern North America. Comet Hale-Popper, discovered in 1995, appeared in the sky during a total solar eclipse, after only three previous total solar eclipses and bright comets were recorded at the same time. Chinese scientists have found that the gravitational acceleration decreases abnormally during the Mohe River observation, which has not yet been reasonably explained.

January 26 annular solar eclipse August 11 total solar eclipse.

07/22 Total solar eclipse 02/05 Partial solar eclipse.

01/15 Annular solar eclipse 07/01 Partial solar eclipse.

07/11 Total solar eclipse 07/31 partial solar eclipse.

01/04 Annular solar eclipse 12/25/25 Partial solar eclipse.

06/30 Total Solar Eclipse 06/21 Total Solar Eclipse.

December 23 Partial solar eclipse December 14 annular solar eclipse.

05/21 Partial solar eclipse 06/10 Annular solar eclipse.

November 13 Partial solar eclipse December 04 Total solar eclipse.

05/10 annular solar eclipse 05/31/01 annular solar eclipse.

November 03 Total Solar Eclipse November 24 Total Solar Eclipse.

04/29 Annular solar eclipse 04/09 Total solar eclipse.

October 24 Total solar eclipse October 03 annular solar eclipse.

04/17 Partial solar eclipse 03/29 Total solar eclipse.

October 12 Partial solar eclipse September 22 annular solar eclipse.

03/09 Total Solar Eclipse 02/07 Annular Solar Eclipse.

09/02 Partial solar eclipse 08/01 Total solar eclipse.

02/26 Total solar eclipse.

08/22 annular solar eclipse.

02/16 annular solar eclipse.

It was a partial solar eclipse at a.m. '99.

Lunar eclipses occur almost every year.

'95 That's what India can see.

All the solar eclipses that our country could see in the nineties are listed below:

Partial eclipse 9:30-1:30 Harbin, Urumqi and other areas can be seen around 7:00-7:30 Beijing, Harbin, Shanghai, Wuhan, Guangzhou and other areas can be seen.

Partial eclipse around 11:30-12:30 Partial eclipse 8:0 can be seen everywhere except for parts of the Northeast

Around 00-9:00 Partial eclipses can be seen all over the country around 8:30 Shanghai, Wuhan, Guangzhou, Kunming, Lhasa and other areas can be seen Partial eclipses 20:

Around 00 Urumqi, Lhasa and other places can be seen According to what you said, around 10 o'clock, I guess the 1990 one should be more consistent.