Solar eclipse 2012: where the best views will be Experts said Sunday's "ring" eclipse will be visible across a wide area, including in California. But certain parts of the state will get a better view than others. The best view of the ring eclipse -- which scientists call an... Solar eclipse 2012: L.A.'s last show in '92 obscured by clouds So, friends, let us learn the lessons of 1992. Let us learn how to avoid the painful disappointment of a cloudy eclipse, which in Los Angeles will begin Sunday evening at 5:24 p.m., hit its maximum at 6:38 p.m., and end at 7:42 p.m., just 10 minutes before sunset. NASA to Watch Solar Eclipse from Grand Canyon Sunday A solar eclipse is set to impress skywatchers around the world this weekend, and a team of NASA scientists are hosting a fun viewing party at one of the most spectacular destinations in the United States: The Grand Canyon. Solar Eclipse 2012: Where, When 'Ring Of Fire' Will Be Visible On Sunday afternoon (May 20), the path of an annular solar eclipse will cross parts of eight western states. SPACE.com estimates that an estimated 6.6 million Americans live within the path of annularity. Watch the 'Ring of Fire' Solar Eclipse Online Sunday If you're not lucky enough to live in the path of this Sunday's (May 20) "ring of fire" solar eclipse, you can still watch the spectacular event online. Solar eclipse 2012: The best place to view it in California? The deepest partial solar eclipse in a generation is headed to Southern California this weekend. What's the best way to view it? Where are the best places to go? Check out this Q&A below. Solar eclipse moves into view - Thu, 17 May 2012 PST A partial solar eclipse on Sunday evening is going to darken one side of the sun to the delight of sky watchers in the Inland Northwest, but clouds could spoil the show. The region will be on the northern side of the path of the annular eclipse running from Asia to Texas. Satellite to Watch Solar Eclipse From Space on Sunday As people across the United States scramble for a good position to observe the solar eclipse this Sunday (May 20), a Japanese satellite will get great looks from orbit. Sunday Solar Eclipse: How to Safely Photograph the 'Ring of Fire' UPDATE: For the latest tips and advice on seeing the May 20 solar eclipse, see: Annular Solar Eclipse of May 20: Complete Coverage Video: How to Make a Solar Eclipse Viewer The moon will pass directly between the sun and the Earth on Sunday, May 20, causing an annular solar eclipse, where only a ring of sunlight will be visible circling the edge of the moon. The first annular solar eclipse viewable from the continental United States since May 10, 1994, this picturesque event is not to be missed.
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