Viewing times of Partial Lunar Eclipse of June 2012

> The Partial Lunar Eclipse will occur on June 04, 2012 at 4:48 a.m. EDT with first penumbral contact in which the earth will cover 38% of the full moon’s light according to reports.



Viewing times of Partial Lunar Eclipse for the United States are as follows:
[times are according to that local area]

•     Albany, NY – Partial Eclipse begins at 5 am [Visible], Maximum Partial Eclipse at 6:03 am [Not Visible]
•     Atlanta, GA – Partial Eclipse begins at 5 am [Visible], Maximum Partial Eclipse at 6:03 am [Not Visble]
•     Austin, TX – Partial Eclipse begins at 4 am [Visible], Maximum Partial Eclipse at 5:05 am [Visible], Partial Eclipse ends at 6:06 am [Not Visible]
•     Baltimore, MD -  Partial Eclipse begins at 4 am [Visible], Maximum Partial Eclipse at 5:05 am [Visible], Partial Eclipse ends at 6:03 am [Not Visible]
•     Baton Rouge, LA -  Partial Eclipse begins at 4 am [Visible], Maximum Partial Eclipse at 5:05 am [Visible], Partial Eclipse ends at 6:06 am [Not Visible]

  

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•     Chicago, IL -  Partial Eclipse begins at 4 am [Visible], Maximum Partial Eclipse at 5:05 am [Not Visible]
•     Cincinnati, OH -  Partial Eclipse begins at 5 am [Visible], Maximum Partial Eclipse at 6:03 am [Not Visible]
•     Columbus OH -  Partial Eclipse begins at 5 am [Visible], Maximum Partial Eclipse at 6:03 am [Not Visible]
•     Dallas, TX -  Partial Eclipse begins at 4 am [Visible], Maximum Partial Eclipse at 5:04am [Visible], Partial Eclipse ends at 6:06 am [Not Visible]
•     Denver, CO -  Partial Eclipse begins at 3 am [Visible], Maximum Partial Eclipse at 4:03am [Visible], Partial Eclipse ends at 5:06 am [Not Visible]
•     El Paso, TX -  Partial Eclipse begins at 3 am [Visible], Maximum Partial Eclipse at 4:03am [Visible], Partial Eclipse ends at 5:06 am [Not Visible]
•     Honolulu, HI -  Partial Eclipse begins at 12 am [Visible], Maximum Partial Eclipse at 1:03am [Visible], Partial Eclipse ends at 2:06 am [Visible]
•     Houston, TX -  Partial Eclipse begins at 4 am [Visible], Maximum Partial Eclipse at 5:04am [Visible], Partial Eclipse ends at 6:06 am [Not Visible]
•     Los Angeles, CA -  Partial Eclipse begins at 2 am [Visible], Maximum Partial Eclipse at 3:03am [Visible], Partial Eclipse ends at 4:06 am [Visible]
•     Louisville, KY -  Partial Eclipse begins at 5 am [Visible], Maximum Partial Eclipse at 6:03 am [Not Visible]
•     Memphis, TN -  Partial Eclipse begins at 4 am [Visible], Maximum Partial Eclipse at 5:05 am [Not Visible]
•     Miami, FL -  Partial Eclipse begins at 5 am [Visible], Maximum Partial Eclipse at 6:03 am [Not Visible]
•     Milwaukee, WI -  Partial Eclipse begins at 4 am [Visible], Maximum Partial Eclipse at 5:05 am [Not Visible]
•     Minnieapolis, MN -  Partial Eclipse begins at 4 am [Visible], Maximum Partial Eclipse at 5:05 am [Not Visible]
•     New Orleans, LA -  Partial Eclipse begins at 4 am [Visible], Maximum Partial Eclipse at 5:05 am [Not Visible]
•     Phoenix, AZ -  Partial Eclipse begins at 3 am [Visible], Maximum Partial Eclipse at 4:03am [Visible], Partial Eclipse ends at 5:06 am [Visible]
•     Portland, OR -  Partial Eclipse begins at 2 am [Visible], Maximum Partial Eclipse at 3:03am [Visible], Partial Eclipse ends at 4:06 am [Visible]
•     Sacremento, CA -  Partial Eclipse begins at 2 am [Visible], Maximum Partial Eclipse at 3:03am [Visible], Partial Eclipse ends at 4:06 am [Visible]
•     St. Louis, MO -  Partial Eclipse begins at 4 am [Visible], Maximum Partial Eclipse at 5:05 am [Not Visible]
•     Salt Lake City, UT -  Partial Eclipse begins at 3 am [Visible], Maximum Partial Eclipse at 4:03am [Visible], Partial Eclipse ends at 5:06 am [Not Visible]
•     San Diego, CA -  Partial Eclipse begins at 2 am [Visible], Maximum Partial Eclipse at 3:03am [Visible], Partial Eclipse ends at 4:06 am [Visible]
•     San Francisco, CA -  Partial Eclipse begins at 2 am [Visible], Maximum Partial Eclipse at 3:03am [Visible], Partial Eclipse ends at 4:06 am [Visible]

source: http://newstotalk.com/

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