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According to the astronomers, November 13 GMT on Earth there will be a full solar Eclipse, and its impact will be seen to be felt by people in all corners of the planet. And it's no wonder Vedic astrology Sun is responsible for the vitality, health, will-power, ability to operate and manage. Astrologers warn that the high activity of our luminary can deprive some people of these qualities, worsening health. Experts advise not to plan anything for that day and to refrain from making important decisions. The shadow of the Eclipse will not affect Russia, and see him only South of the Pacific Ocean.
A solar Eclipse on November 13, 2012 - a total solar Eclipse 133 Saros, which can be seen in Australia and the Pacific ocean. Private phase of the Eclipse will be visible in the southern part of the Pacific ocean, New Zealand, and partly in Indonesia, Oceania, South America and Antarctica.
Local time Eclipse will be observed in the regions specified in the morning of November 14, 2012.
The capital of the solar Eclipse will be Northern Australia, Queensland, Cairns is the only large city in which the Moon will completely cover the Sun and where will gather hunters eclipses from all over the world. They will have opportunity to see the magnificent spectacle: the Moon completely will close the Sun at dawn, just 2 minutes from the horizon! Interest and a small town North of Cairns, Port Douglas, in which full phase of the Eclipse will last for more than 3 seconds and Eastern horizon is more open.
The Russian expedition consisting of nine people on observations of the total solar Eclipse on the Australian continent is headed by the Director of the astronomical Observatory of the Irkutsk state University Sergei Yazev, departing in Australia already hardened by the command "hunters eclipses", with colleagues Dmitry Semyonov (head of the Irkutsk planetarium) and Mikhail Gavrilov (Moscow scientist, Secretary of the Astronomical Council of the Academy of Sciences). Also the group included the Director of the Novosibirsk planetarium Sergei Maslikov and four members of the Russian geographical society.
The maximum value of a full phase will be 1,03 high above the horizon in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. Private phase of the Eclipse will be visible in Australia, new Guinea, New Zealand, the southern tip of South America and Antarctica, adjacent to the southern part of the Pacific Ocean.