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OH2009 Fig01

This document provides information about an annular solar eclipse that occurred on January 26, 2009. It includes the time of the eclipse conjunction and greatest eclipse in both terrestrial dynamic time and universal time. It also lists details like the eclipse magnitude, saros series, location coordinates of the sun and moon at greatest eclipse, and local circumstances at the observation site during greatest eclipse such as latitude, longitude, sun altitude and azimuth. Additional data presented includes constants, ephemeris, and geocentric libration values.

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OH2009 Fig01

This document provides information about an annular solar eclipse that occurred on January 26, 2009. It includes the time of the eclipse conjunction and greatest eclipse in both terrestrial dynamic time and universal time. It also lists details like the eclipse magnitude, saros series, location coordinates of the sun and moon at greatest eclipse, and local circumstances at the observation site during greatest eclipse such as latitude, longitude, sun altitude and azimuth. Additional data presented includes constants, ephemeris, and geocentric libration values.

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Figure 1

Annular Solar Eclipse of 2009 Jan 26


Ecliptic Conjunction = 07:56:22.8 TD ( = 07:55:17.1 UT )
Greatest Eclipse = 07:59:44.3 TD ( = 07:58:38.6 UT )

Eclipse Magnitude = 0.9282 Gamma = -0.2820

Saros Series = 131 Member = 50 of 70


Sun at Greatest Eclipse Moon at Greatest Eclipse
(Geocentric Coordinates) N (Geocentric Coordinates)
R.A. = 20h35m32.8s R.A. = 20h35m55.2s
Dec. = -1838'55.0" Dec. = -1853'18.3"
S.D. = 0016'14.6" S.D. = 0014'51.6"
H.P. = 0000'08.9" H.P. = 0054'32.2"

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P2 = 07:21:05.7 UT U2 = 06:08:58.2 UT
P3 = 08:36:30.6 UT S U3 = 09:48:28.4 UT
P4 = 11:00:40.8 UT U4 = 09:54:43.6 UT
Local Circumstances at Greatest Eclipse
Lat. = 3404.6'S Sun Alt. = 73.4
Constants & Ephemeris Long. = 07014.0'E Sun Azm. = 337.0 Geocentric Libration
(Optical + Physical)
!T = 65.7 s Path Width = 280.2 km Duration = 07m53.6s
k1 = 0.2724880 l = -3.01
k2 = 0.2722810 b = 0.38
!b = 0.0" !l = 0.0" 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 c = -12.94
Kilometers Brown Lun. No. = 1065
Eph. = VSOP87/ELP2000-85
F. Espenak, NASAs GSFC
eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclipse.html

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