05-02-2017, 06:29 PM
I don't know if this drawing shows the eclipse of April 15th 1409, but what is quite sure is that eclipse wasn't important because it was an annular eclipse, not a total eclipse.
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Other eclipses (between years 1400 and 1500) can be seen on this page :
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On the seventh column, you can see the type of eclipse (A for annular, T for total)
More interesting the eclipse of June 16th 1406, because it's total and the shadow of the moon runs through western Europe (Portugal, Spain, France, Belgium, Germany, Finland). You can see the map with the help of Google map :
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Another interesting eclipse happened on June 7th 1415 for the same reasons (total eclipse and runs over Europe) :
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Anyway, it's seems difficult to say if this drawing shows an eclipse or another celest event.
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Other eclipses (between years 1400 and 1500) can be seen on this page :
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On the seventh column, you can see the type of eclipse (A for annular, T for total)
More interesting the eclipse of June 16th 1406, because it's total and the shadow of the moon runs through western Europe (Portugal, Spain, France, Belgium, Germany, Finland). You can see the map with the help of Google map :
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Another interesting eclipse happened on June 7th 1415 for the same reasons (total eclipse and runs over Europe) :
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Anyway, it's seems difficult to say if this drawing shows an eclipse or another celest event.


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