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  • Get ready for Wednesday 9h26am

    Monday, Jul 20, 2009 3:46PM / Standard Entry / Members only
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    On Wednesday a sun eclipse will occur across Asia. From India to japan you will be able to see the eclipse at various stage.
    In HK, the sun will be occulted by 76%.  DONT LOOK AT THE SUN DIRECTLY it will burn your eyes really quickly.
    Use Mylar glasses or project the sun one a flat white surface.

    If you are in China and specifically in Shanghai you should be able to see an almost total eclipse. Don't miss that. It really something that you have to experience. The temperature drop almost instantly, everything become quiet.



    More info for Hong Kong
    http://www.weather.gov.hk/press/D4/pre20090710e.htm

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  • Calinh
    Calinh
    posted on Monday, Nov 30, 2009 4:32AM [Report]
    je l'ai vu l'eclipse en direct de guilin  ! bon j'ai regardé avec mes lunettes de soleil, un peu XDDD
  • Etchy
     Etchy
    posted on Tuesday, Jul 21, 2009 2:15AM [Report]
    will the pollution layer protect my eyes from being burned?
  • peachey
    peachey
    posted on Monday, Jul 20, 2009 10:51PM [Report]
    eclipses are so kewl. Esp a solar eclipse.
  • dantran
     dantran
    posted on Monday, Jul 20, 2009 5:45PM [Report]
    i'm going to get a magnifying glass.

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