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| Date |
Annular
or Total |
Description |
| January
4, 1992 |
annular |
Over the Pacific Ocean, ending in S. California.
Hawaii and other western states had a partial eclipse.
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| June 30,
1992 |
total |
Beginning of eclipse was visible at sunrise in
Uruguay, but most of it was visible over the Atlantic
Ocean.
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| May 10,
1994 |
annular |
Crossed the U.S. from southwest to the
northeast; the end of the eclipse was visible in
northwest Africa. The path of annularity reached the
U.S. in Arizona and New Mexico, crossed Texas and
Oklahoma, and then coontinues northeast. Partial phases
were visible throughout the U.S.
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| November
3, 1994 |
total |
Crossed the middle of S. America. Totality
reaches S. Peru, N. Chile, Bolivia, Paraguay, Argentina
and Brazil.
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| April 29,
1995 |
annular |
Visible from S. America and lasted up to 6
minutes and 38 seconds. Crossed Ecuador, Peru, Colombia
and Brazil.
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| October
24, 1995 |
total |
Visible over south Asia, for 2 minutes and 10
seconds. Visible in Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan, India,
Bangladesh, Myanmar, Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, and
Vietnam.
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| March 9, 1997 |
total |
The path of totality crossed Mongolia, Siberia,
and Arctic regions.
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| February
26, 1998 |
total |
Lasted 4 minutes 9 seconds and crossed Panama,
Colombia, Venezuela, and Carribbean Islands.
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| August
22, 1998 |
annular |
Lasted 3 minutes 14 seconds. Crossed Indonesia,
Malaysia, and some islands of Oceania.
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| February
16, 1999 |
annular |
Crossed Australia and lasted up to 1 minute and
18 seconds.
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| August
11, 1999 |
total |
2
minutes 23 seconds. Crossed Europe and southern Asia.
Crossed France, Belgium, Luxemburg, Germany, Australia,
Hungary, Serbia, Romania, Bulgaria, Turkey, Iraq, Iran,
Pakistan, and India.
|
 This
is a picture of the solar eclipse that happened on August 11, 1999
over Europe, the last total eclipse of the millennium. Taken in
Strasbourg, France. Courtesy of the ESA D/Sci Serco/Medialab and
NASA-F Espanola.
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