The moon’s dark umbral shadow will touch the South Pacific Ocean northeast of New Zealand at 18:15 UT and then race across the Pacific until it reaches southern Chile and Argentina. Along the way, it will fall mostly on open ocean, making landfall only at the Cook Islands, parts of French Polynesia, and Easter Island. The eclipse will end as the sun sets in southern Argentina at 20:52 UT. During its 2 hour and 40 minute journey, the umbra will have traveled a distance of some 6,900 miles (11,100 km). View the eclipse path + Two organizations, Ciclops and Shelios, are partnering to webcast from Easter Island at http://eclipsesolar.es/index_en.html and at http://solareclipse.eu/live.html The French Polynesian Tourist Board will webcast on UStream: http://w9.ustream.tv/channel/tahiti-eclipse-2010-july-11th National Geographic is producing a one-hour special on the eclipse, featuring footage from Easter Island, that will air a few hours after the eclipse. More information at http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/series/naked-science/5000/Overview added by: JanforGore
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