Re: Solar Eclipse Ephemerides Software
Bjoern Gimle (b_gimle@algonet.se)
Mon, 19 Jul 1999 20:33:34 +0200
Using Dellingen coordinates from GSOC site (48.567N 10.483E)
and SkyMap, I get totality center at 10:37:04 UT, with Moon
2 arc seconds N of the Sun, corresponding to 3 km.
Neighbouring locations are found in:
http://www2.gsoc.dlr.de/scripts/satvis/Neighbours.asp?PlaceID=11923
The size difference, 55.8", and relative RA motion 6.26s
(92,6"along the ecliptic) in 244 s would make the (maximum)
duration 147 seconds (?)
Date/Time: 1999/ 8/11 10:33:00 Local
Local Apparent Sidereal Time: 8:32:44.681 (128.18617°)
Object RA Decl Dist (au) Ang Size
------- -------------- -------------- --------- --------
Sun 9h 23m 4.54s +15° 19' 56.8" 1.013543 31'33.6"
Moon 9h 22m 58.28s +15° 20' 25.2" 0.002460 32'28.4"
Mercury 8h 7m 33.09s +18° 8' 41.6" 0.819982 0' 8.2"
Venus 10h 6m 50.26s + 4° 18' 12.1" 0.300496 0'56.0"
Mars 14h 55m 29.68s -18° 27' 59.8" 1.068093 0' 8.8"
Jupiter 2h 11m 32.47s +11° 47' 56.7" 4.614404 0'42.7"
Saturn 3h 0m 29.05s +14° 34' 42.3" 9.134134 0'18.2"
Uranus 21h 9m 25.07s -17° 6' 42.5" 18.898722 0' 3.6"
Neptune 20h 19m 4.15s -19° 19' 9.1" 29.148802 0' 2.5"
Pluto 16h 31m 23.46s -10° 14' 6.7" 29.848175 0' 0.1"
Date/Time: 1999/ 8/11 10:37:04 Local
Local Apparent Sidereal Time: 8:36:49.349 (129.20562°)
Object RA Decl Dist (au) Ang Size
------- -------------- -------------- --------- --------
Sun 9h 23m 5.17s +15° 19' 53.8" 1.013543 31'33.6"
Moon 9h 23m 5.17s +15° 19' 55.8" 0.002460 32'28.4"
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>
>At Fri, 16 Jul 1999 15:33:02 -0500, jdellinger@amoco.com (Joe Dellinger)
said:
>
>> PS: I'm planning on trying to observe the upcoming total solar eclipse
>>from "Dillingen" in Bavaria. I thought since that's where my last name
comes
>>from, and it's almost on the center line, I just had to go there for it.