solar eclipse of February 4, 1981

20th-century annular solar eclipse
Event solar_eclipse Q7556333
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Summary

solar eclipse of February 4, 1981 is a solar eclipse[1].

Key Facts

  • Instance of: annular solar eclipse[2]
  • Catalog code: 9466[3]
  • Point in time: February 4, 1981[4]
  • Coordinate location: -44.4, -140.8[5], -44.4, -140.8[6]
  • Duration: 33 seconds[7]
  • Saros cycle of eclipse: Solar Saros 140[8]

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