Eclipse Calculator – Solar Eclipses in Baker Lake, Nunavut Territory, Canada

Eclipse visible in Baker Lake – Dec 8, 1946 Total Lunar Eclipse

The animation shows approximately what the eclipse looks like from the night side of earth.

BETA: This is a temporary animation, it would look different in real life. We hope to fix that issue soon.

Stages in eclipse

• Penumbral Eclipse just started
• Penumbral Eclipse in good progress
• Partial Eclipse starts
• Total Eclipse starts
• Maximum Eclipse
• Total Eclipse ends
• Full Eclipse ends
• Penumbral Eclipse continues
• Penumbral Eclipse about to end

Local times for eclipse in Baker Lake on Sunday, December 8, 1946

Click on the Sun/Moon symbols in the column entitled “Looks like” to see what the eclipse looks like during the different phases of the event.

Event	Time in Baker Lake	Direction	Altitude	Looks like	Comments
Penumbral eclipse begins	Dec 8 at 3:15 PM	321°	2.6°		The Earth's penumbra start touching the Moon's face. Moon close to horizon, so make sure you have free sight to Northwest.
Maximum Eclipse	Dec 8 at 4:07 PM	332°	0.0° below		Moon is closest to the center of the shadow. Moon near horizon, must have completely free sight or higher up than the surroundings.
Moonset	Dec 8 at 4:07 PM	332°	0.0° below	Not directly visible	Under horizon
Moonset	Dec 8 at 4:07 PM	332°	0.0° below	Not directly visible	Under horizon
Partial eclipse begins	Dec 8 at 4:14 PM	333°	0.3° below	Not directly visible	Under horizon
Total Eclipse begins	Dec 8 at 5:21 PM	348°	1.8° below	Not directly visible	Under horizon
Total Eclipse ends	Dec 8 at 6:15 PM	0°	2.2° below	Not directly visible	Under horizon
Partial Eclipse ends	Dec 8 at 7:23 PM	15°	1.5° below	Not directly visible	Under horizon
Moonrise	Dec 8 at 8:14 PM	26°	0.0° below	Not directly visible	Under horizon
Moonrise	Dec 8 at 8:14 PM	26°	0.0° below	Not directly visible	Under horizon
Penumbral Eclipse ends	Dec 8 at 8:22 PM	27°	0.3°		The Earth's penumbra ends. Moon near horizon, must have completely free sight or higher up than the surroundings.

This eclipse is in progress during sunrise or sunset, so the Sun is displayed only partly in some phases, according to its altitude below the horizon. The animation's bottom edge represents an ideal, flat horizon, which is at the same altitude as the observer.

Other eclipses visible in Baker Lake

Dates (Click link for path info)	Object	Type at max	Visibility in Baker Lake	Looks like in Baker Lake	Path of the eclipse
Jan 8, 1936	Lunar	Total	Penumbral
Jun 19, 1936	Solar	Total	Partial
Jul 4, 1936	Lunar	Partial	Partial
Dec 28, 1936	Lunar	Penumbral	Penumbral
May 25, 1937	Lunar	Penumbral	Penumbral
Nov 18, 1937	Lunar	Partial	Penumbral
May 14, 1938	Lunar	Total	Penumbral
Nov 7 / Nov 8, 1938	Lunar	Total	Total
Apr 19, 1939	Solar	Annular	Partial
May 3, 1939	Lunar	Total	Partial
Oct 28, 1939	Lunar	Partial	Penumbral
Mar 23, 1940	Lunar	Penumbral	Partial
Apr 7, 1940	Solar	Annular	Partial
Apr 22, 1940	Lunar	Penumbral	Penumbral
Oct 16, 1940	Lunar	Penumbral	Penumbral
Mar 13, 1941	Lunar	Partial	Penumbral
Sep 5, 1941	Lunar	Partial	Partial
Mar 2 / Mar 3, 1942	Lunar	Total	Total
Aug 26, 1942	Lunar	Total	Total
Sep 10, 1942	Solar	Partial	Partial
Feb 20, 1943	Lunar	Partial	Penumbral
Aug 15, 1943	Lunar	Partial	Partial
Feb 9, 1944	Lunar	Penumbral	Penumbral
Jul 6, 1944	Lunar	Penumbral	Penumbral
Aug 4, 1944	Lunar	Penumbral	Partial
Dec 29, 1944	Lunar	Penumbral	Penumbral
Jun 25, 1945	Lunar	Partial	Partial
Jul 9, 1945	Solar	Total	Partial
Dec 18 / Dec 19, 1945	Lunar	Total	Penumbral
Jun 14, 1946	Lunar	Total	Partial
Jun 29, 1946	Solar	Partial	Partial
Nov 23, 1946	Solar	Partial	Partial
Dec 8, 1946	Lunar	Total	Penumbral

Sun & Moon Calculators for Baker Lake

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