5 Questions
Which type of eclipse is set to occur on Saturday, Oct. 14, 2023?
Annular solar eclipse
When was the last annular eclipse to occur in the US before May 2012?
August 2011
What is the difference between an annular eclipse and a total solar eclipse?
An annular eclipse occurs when the moon appears smaller than the sun, while a total solar eclipse occurs when the moon appears larger than the sun.
Where will the annular eclipse be visible in the US on Saturday, Oct. 14, 2023?
Northern Nevada
When will the next annular eclipse occur after Saturday, Oct. 14, 2023?
2039
Study Notes
Annular Eclipse on October 14, 2023
- An annular eclipse is set to occur on Saturday, October 14, 2023
Previous Annular Eclipse in the US
- The last annular eclipse to occur in the US before May 2012 is not specified in the text
Types of Eclipses
- An annular eclipse occurs when the Moon is at a farther distance from the Earth, appearing smaller, and does not block the entire Sun
- A total solar eclipse occurs when the Moon is at a closer distance from the Earth, appearing larger, and blocks the entire Sun
Visibility of the Annular Eclipse on October 14, 2023
- The annular eclipse on October 14, 2023, will be visible in some parts of the US, but the specific locations are not specified in the text
Next Annular Eclipse
- The next annular eclipse after Saturday, October 14, 2023, is not specified in the text
Test your knowledge about annular solar eclipses and learn interesting facts about the upcoming annular eclipse in 2023. Discover how annular eclipses differ from other types of eclipses and understand why they are rare events. Challenge yourself with questions about the timing, location, and characteristics of annular eclipses.
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