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Eclipse

Partial Lunar Eclipse of April 25 2013 Nasa Link

To catch the entire event, one must be located in eastern Europe or Africa, central Asia or western Australia. At the instant of greatest eclipse the Moon will be at the zenith for an observer just east of Madagascar. Eastern parts of South America will experience moonrise with the eclipse already in progress, but none of the eclipse is visible from North America.

• GMT: April 25th 2013 -- 19:54 - 20:21
• India: April 26th 2013 -- 1:24 -- 1:51

Annular Solar Eclipse of May 10th Nasa Link

The first solar eclipse of 2013 occurs at the Moon's descending node in eastern Ares. An annular eclipse will be visible from a 171 to 225 kilometre-wide track that traverses Australia, eastern Papua New Guinea, the Solomon Islands, and the Gilbert Islands. A partial eclipse is seen within the much broader path of the Moon's penumbral shadow, which includes Australia, Indonesia, Oceania and much of the central the Pacific Ocean.

• GMT May 10th 2013 -- 22:30 -- 02:19

Penumbral Lunar Eclipse May 25th Nasa Link

This occurs only in shadow and hence no need to observe religiously.

Penumbral Lunar Eclipse October 18 Nasa Link

This occurs only in shadow and hence no need to observe religiously.

Hybrid/Total Solar Eclipse of November 3 2013 Nasa Link

The final event of 2013 is the most interesting eclipse of the year. It is one of the rare hybrid or annular/total eclipses in which some sections of the path are annular while other parts are total. The duality comes about when the vertex of the Moon's umbral shadow pierces Earth's surface at some locations, but falls short of the planet along other sections of the path. The unusual geometry is due to the curvature of Earth's surface that brings some geographic locations into the umbra while other positions are more distant and enter the antumbral rather than umbral shadow. In most cases, the central path begins annular, changes to total for the middle portion of the track, and reverts back to annular towards the end of the path. However, November 3 eclipse is even more unique because the central path to begins annular and ends total. Because hybrid eclipses occur near the vertex of the Moon's umbral/antumbral shadows, the central path is typically quite narrow.

• GMT: November 3 -->11:05 -- 14:27
• USA/PST: 03:05 -- 6:27
• USA/MST: 04:05 -- 7:27
• USA/CST: 05:05 -- 8:27
• USA/EST: 06:05 -- 9:27

Please click here for 2013's Festivals
The festivals needs to be observed based on local information like local sunrise, sunset, moonrise, moonset, midnight, madhyahna and various thithi and nakshatra observances rules. Hence festival dates mentioned in indian calendar cannot be used outside of india. We present here following table for festivals observance in various parts of worlds. If you are planning to use it on your website or on your printed materials you can use free of charge, please mention "source:www.mypanchang.com" somewhere in printed materials or on the website.

General purpose muhurtha: As per Dharmasindhu 4 important days do not require any muhurtham (and the entire day is good) and they are:

• Gudi Padawa / Chaitra Shukla Pratipada (Prathama)/ Ugadi.
• Akshya Tritiya.
• Vijaya Dasami.
• Kartika Shukla Pratipada (Prathama).

So, If you are planning wedding, house warming, starting a new venture, bhoomi poojan or anyother thing, please use above table where they fall in your area and get that date. The entire day is good, however, we recommend to avoid Rahukalam, Yamagandam, Durmurtham, and Gulika Kalam timings.

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