An annular eclipse of the sun will occur on Tuesday. The eclipse will start at 9 hours 52 minutes 36 seconds Bangladesh time and will end at 14 hours 14 minutes 30 seconds. The central eclipse will start at 11 hours 58 minutes 18 seconds BST and will end at 12 hours 08 minutes 54 seconds BST. The greatest eclipse will occur at 12 hours 03 minutes 24 seconds BST. The magnitude of the greatest eclipse will be 0.984. However, the eclipse will not be visible in Bangladesh, said an ISPR release on Sunday. The eclipse will start at 07 hours 11 minutes 35 seconds LMT on Tuesday at De La Possession Islands to the South of the South Ocean. It will end at 17 hours 27 minutes 56 seconds LMT of the day at the East of Simpson Desert Conservation Park of South Australia. The central eclipse will start at 14 hours 21 minutes 23 seconds LMT on Tuesday in the Atlantic Ocean to the South of Cape Coast of Ghana of Africa. It will end at 15 hours 10 minutes 35 seconds LMT on the day at the North Antarctica. The greatest eclipse will occur at 14 hours 47 minutes 53 seconds LMT at the North Antarctica. The magnitude of annular eclipse will be 0.984 only at this place. – UNB
