gfoclt
gfoclt can be used to find a solar eclipse. We do this by searching for times when Moon occults the Sun. E.g., Earth is in Moon’s shadow.
When is the Earth in Moon’s shadow?
| Input | Value |
|---|---|
| Back | SUN |
| Front | MOON |
| Observer | EARTH |
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Results:
Solar Eclipse Found : start 2023 APR 20 03 : 35 : 43.159 UTC, stop 2023 APR 20 04 : 57 : 51.936 UTC
Solar Eclipse Found : start 2023 OCT 14 17 : 10 : 44.218 UTC, stop 2023 OCT 14 18 : 48 : 17.106 UTC
Solar Eclipse Found : start 2024 APR 08 17 : 34 : 42.342 UTC, stop 2024 APR 08 18 : 59 : 58.773 UTC
Solar Eclipse Found : start 2024 OCT 02 17 : 51 : 35.034 UTC, stop 2024 OCT 02 19 : 38 : 33.159 UTC
Solar Eclipse Found : start 2027 FEB 06 15 : 01 : 52.293 UTC, stop 2027 FEB 06 16 : 57 : 23.610 UTC
Solar Eclipse Found : start 2027 AUG 02 09 : 14 : 11.218 UTC, stop 2027 AUG 02 10 : 59 : 10.854 UTC
Solar Eclipse Found : start 2028 JAN 26 14 : 17 : 49.387 UTC, stop 2028 JAN 26 15 : 57 : 50.440 UTC
This can be cross-checked with a reference source.
