Partial Solar Eclipse 2019

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Telok Kemang Observatory

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December 26, 2019, Malaysia – Last 26^th December 2019 solar eclipse is visible from East in Europe, Much of Asia, North/West Australia, East in Africa, Pacific, Indian Ocean. Annular Solar Eclipse will visible in some parts of Malaysia namely Tanjung Piai,Johor,some cities in Sarawak such as Bau,Kota Samarahan,Serian,Sri Aman and Betong. While others part of Malaysia such as Perak,Terengganu,Melaka including Negeri Sembilan will be able to experience another charms of eclipse which is Partial Solar Eclipse.

In conjunction of this phenomena, Telok Kemang Observatory held an observation program starting from 11:00 AM until 3:30 PM. Around 200 people came to gather at Telok Kemang Observatory to observe this phenomena. Unfortunately, only the early phases of eclipse can be observed due to weather conditions.

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William Afonso
28 January
Amazing Telok Kemang Observatory. Thanks for the wonderful event and Pictures.
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Telok Kemang Observatory is located at Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan, MALAYSIA. It is fully operational in 2012 and the only observatory with modern facilities at Malaysia that open to public according to it’s aim and goals to encourage public with astronomical knowledge.

Location:	PORT DICKSON, Negeri Sembilan Malaysia

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