How and When to Watch the June 10 Ring of Fire Solar Eclipse Online
On 6/9/21 at 9:47 AM EDT
People will be able to watch tomorrow s solar eclipse online as a number of observatories are directing their telescopes toward the Sun.
The solar eclipse is expected to be properly visible from parts of Canada, Greenland, and northern Russia. Elsewhere, viewers in parts of North America, Europe and Asia may be able to catch a partial view.
It is expected to begin at around 8:12 a.m. UTC, (4:12 ET), but the greatest eclipse will be visible at around 10:41 UTC (6:41 ET).
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Because it is not possible to view the eclipse everywhere and because it is not safe to look directly at the Sun during an eclipse anyway astronomers are working to bring the view online.
Chinese Long March Rocket Breaks up Over The Indian Ocean Published May 9th, 2021 - 05:21 GMT
The Pentagon said on May 5, 2021 it is following the trajectory of a Chinese rocket expected to make an uncontrolled entry into the atmosphere this weekend, with the risk of crashing down in an inhabited area. STR / AFP
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Long March 5B core stage reentered atmosphere over Maldives on Saturday
China s Long March rocket stage has reentered Earth s atmosphere over the Indian Ocean, north of the Maldives, the US Space Agency has confirmed.
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The rocket broke up upon reentry, which occurred at 10.24pm U.S. Eastern Time on Saturday, according to officials, who have not yet given exact coordinates of where it reentered.
âUncontrolledâ object to hit Earth today Eyes are on the sky with uncontrolled debris from a Chinese spacecraft bound for impact within hours.
News by Niamh Cavanagh,The Sun 8th May 2021 11:46 AM Debris from a Chinese rocket is expected to fall back to Earth in an uncontrolled re-entry this weekend. But where is the rocket now? Here is everything you ll need to know. The Long March 5B rocket has dropped into low Earth orbit and there is a high risk of it crashing back down. The European Space Agency said that it expects the re-entry to occur at 3:15am, UTC, which is 1.15pm Saturday AEST.
âUncontrolledâ object to hit Earth today Eyes are on the sky with uncontrolled debris from a Chinese spacecraft bound for impact within hours.
News by Niamh Cavanagh,The Sun 8th May 2021 11:46 AM Debris from a Chinese rocket is expected to fall back to Earth in an uncontrolled re-entry this weekend. But where is the rocket now? Here is everything you ll need to know. The Long March 5B rocket has dropped into low Earth orbit and there is a high risk of it crashing back down. The European Space Agency said that it expects the re-entry to occur at 3:15am, UTC, which is 1.15pm Saturday AEST.