The document provides information about the solar eclipse on June 21, 2020, including timings for different phases in Mumbai and safety precautions for viewing the eclipse. It details how to safely observe the eclipse, emphasizing the use of proper eye protection and caution against direct sun exposure. Additionally, it includes instructions for creating a pinhole projector for safe viewing.

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Compiled by the Devashish Pradhan
For Educational & Understanding Use Only
(+91-9819536672)
Amateur Astronomer (Member AAAV)
Protect Your Eyes!
21 June 2020

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Three types of Solar Eclipses

3. Path of Angular Solar Eclipse
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4. Path of Eclipse
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5. 3D Animation
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6. Eclipse Timeline
Event Time in Mumbai*
First location to see the partial eclipse 21 Jun, 09:15:58
First location to see the full eclipse 21 Jun, 10:17:45
Maximum Eclipse 21 Jun, 12:10:04
Last location to see the full eclipse end 21 Jun, 14:02:17
Last location to see the partial eclipse end 21 Jun, 15:04:01
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When can I See Eclipses in Mumbai?
• Partial Solar Eclipse (21st June 2020)
• Begins: 10:00 am
• Maximum: 11:37 pm
• Ends: 13:27 pm
• Duration: 3 hours, 27 minutes

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How Not to Watch Solar Eclipses
• Never look directly at the Sun.
• You can seriously hurt your eyes, and even go blind.
• Proper eye protection, like eclipse glasses or a Sun
filter, is the only safe option.
• According to NASA, the following materials should
never be used to view a solar eclipse:
• sunglasses of any kind, color film,
• medical X-ray film,
• smoked glass,
• floppy disks.

9. Make a Projector
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10. Make a Box Pinhole Projector
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11. Make a Safe Sun Projector Using
Binoculars
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12. WISHING YOU A CLEAR SKY
Enjoy the Solar Eclipse
Eclipse Information | Eclipse Map | 3D Global Map
Courtesy : https://www.timeanddate.com
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Compiled by the Devashish Pradhan
For Educational & Understanding Use Only
(+91-9819536672)
Amateur Astronomer (Member AAAV)