Animation of Annular Solar Eclipse, January 26, 2009 The
following animation shows the annular solar eclipse for January
26, 2009. The icon of the sun can be seen moving across towards
the left in the animation. A white, round icon that represents
the moon is seen underneath the icon of the sun. The red part at
the center of the moving shadow shows the area where the annular
solar eclipse is most visible. The darkest area around it
depicts where the eclipse’s visibility is 90 percent or greater.
The next surrounding shaded area is where the eclipse’s
visibility is 50 percent or more. The outermost area with the
lightest shading shows where the eclipse’s visibility is between
zero and 50 percent. Please click on the play button to view the
animation. The pause button can also be used to temporarily
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