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Sunday 20-01-2019 at 12:22
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Doha, Qena
The Qatar Calendar House announced that the world's population would meet with the total lunar eclipse tomorrow, Monday, June 15, Jumada I 1440 H, corresponding to January 21, 2019, and constitutes the only total eclipse of the year. current year and the following year. July of this year and four pseudo-eclipses in 2020, while the total eclipse of the moon will not happen again until May 2021.
Dr. Bashir Marzouk, an astronomer at the Qatar Calendar House, said this year's first lunar eclipse would coincide with Badr's first month of Jumada this year, its peak reaching its peak at 8:15 am on Monday, at 119.5% . The moon at the height of the total eclipse of the moon, because the center of the moon and the earth and the sun will then be on the right of straightness, and that the earth will be in the middle between the sun and the moon, blocking the sun falling on the moon.
He clarified that all stages of this eclipse would take five hours and twelve minutes between the beginning and the end of the eclipse, the moon will begin to pbad from the half-shadow of the Earth at 5:37 am Monday, Doha local time , while the phase will begin the eclipse The total phase of the eclipse will begin at 19:40 and the total phase of the eclipse will end at 20:50, while the phase of the partial eclipse will Will finish at 21:00. And the last phase of the eclipse will end at 10:30 am, Doha time.
People of the Middle East, African continents, Europe, Australia, South America and North America will be able to observe and follow lunar eclipses, while the people from Qatar will be able to observe the lunar eclipse at its beginnings.
He added d. Bashir Marzouk says that this lunar eclipse of the rare eclipses, because it coincides with the phenomenon of the giant moon, and occurs when the moon is circling the Earth at the point closest to the Earth because the full moon will appear this time larger than the usual moon of about 14%. 30% more light, because of its proximity to the Earth, the Moon being about 357 000 km from the center of the Earth.
Unlike the solar eclipse, which requires special glbades to protect the eye at the time of observation, modern digital cameras can also be used to obtain images of the lunar eclipse . .
It should be noted that it is possible to take advantage of lunar observations and solar panels to confirm the accuracy of the astronomical calculations of the Hijri calendar.
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