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Eclipse visible in Anchorage – Oct 17, 1948 Penumbral Lunar Eclipse

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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

Local times for eclipse in Anchorage on Sunday, October 17, 1948

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.

EventTime in AnchorageDirectionAltitudeLooks likeComments
Penumbral eclipse beginsOct 17 at 2:18 PM40°Northeast15.1° belowNot directly visibleUnder horizon
Maximum EclipseOct 17 at 4:44 PM72°East-northeast0.0° belowEclipse as seen from earthMoon is closest to the center of the shadow.
Moon near horizon, must have completely free sight or higher up than the surroundings.
MoonriseOct 17 at 4:44 PM72°East-northeast0.0° belowNot directly visibleUnder horizon
Penumbral Eclipse endsOct 17 at 6:54 PM100°East15.0° Eclipse as seen from earthThe Earth's penumbra ends.

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.

Times are local for Anchorage ( - (null)).

Other eclipses visible in Anchorage

Dates
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ObjectType at maxVisibility in
Anchorage
Looks like in
Anchorage
Path of the eclipse
May 13 / May 14, 1938LunarTotalPenumbralEclipse as seen from earth
Nov 7, 1938LunarTotalPartialEclipse as seen from earth
Nov 21, 1938SolarPartialPartialEclipse as seen from earth
Apr 19, 1939SolarAnnularAnnularEclipse as seen from earth
May 3, 1939LunarTotalPenumbralEclipse as seen from earth
Oct 27, 1939LunarPartialPenumbralEclipse as seen from earth
Mar 23, 1940LunarPenumbralPartialEclipse as seen from earth
Apr 21, 1940LunarPenumbralPenumbralEclipse as seen from earth
Oct 15 / Oct 16, 1940LunarPenumbralPenumbralEclipse as seen from earth
Mar 12 / Mar 13, 1941LunarPartialPenumbralEclipse as seen from earth
Sep 5, 1941LunarPartialPartialEclipse as seen from earth
Mar 2, 1942LunarTotalPartialEclipse as seen from earth
Aug 25, 1942LunarTotalPartialEclipse as seen from earth
Feb 4, 1943SolarTotalPartialEclipse as seen from earth
Feb 19, 1943LunarPartialPenumbralEclipse as seen from earth
Aug 15, 1943LunarPartialPartialEclipse as seen from earth
Feb 8, 1944LunarPenumbralPenumbralEclipse as seen from earth
Jul 5, 1944LunarPenumbralPartialEclipse as seen from earth
Aug 4, 1944LunarPenumbralPenumbralEclipse as seen from earth
Dec 29, 1944LunarPenumbralPenumbralEclipse as seen from earth
Jun 25, 1945LunarPartialPenumbralEclipse as seen from earth
Jul 9, 1945SolarTotalPartialEclipse as seen from earth
Dec 18, 1945LunarTotalTotalEclipse as seen from earth
Jun 14, 1946LunarTotalPartialEclipse as seen from earth
Dec 8, 1946LunarTotalPenumbralEclipse as seen from earth
Jun 3, 1947LunarPenumbralPartialEclipse as seen from earth
Nov 12, 1947SolarAnnularPartialEclipse as seen from earth
Nov 27 / Nov 28, 1947LunarPenumbralPenumbralEclipse as seen from earth
Apr 23, 1948LunarPenumbralPenumbralEclipse as seen from earth
May 8, 1948SolarTotalPartialEclipse as seen from earth
Oct 17, 1948LunarPenumbralPenumbralEclipse as seen from earth

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