The total solar eclipse of the Sun on Wednesday, July 22, 2009,
will be the longest total solar eclipse in the 21st century,
with the disappearance of the Sun when totally covered by moon
can last up to a maximum of 6 minutes and 39 seconds, with most
area averaging 6 minutes of solar eclipse. The next solar
eclipse that can surpass this record duration will not come
until June 13, 2132. National Astronomical Observatory of the
Chinese Academy of Sciences (Multi-site from Wuhan to Shanghai
Federated Live Broadcast of Solar Eclipse on July 22,
International Year of Astronomy 2009): International Year of
Astronomy 2009 University of North Dakota SEMS (from Wuhan
Bioengineering Institute, Wuhan, China):
http://sems1.cs.und.edu/~sems/index_Video.php Live! Eclipse 2009
(Japan): LIVE! ECLIPSE 2009 AtlasPost (Simplified Chinese):
http://www.atlaspost.com/2009tse Exploratorium: TOTAL SOLAR
ECLIPSE: Stories From the Path of Totality UStream (from
Guwahati): USTREAM, You're On. Free LIVE VIDEO Streaming, Online
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