Will I be able to see the solar eclipse tomorrow?

Question

I live in Central Europe, Serbia.

At what time will I able to see it if I can.

Usually how long does this event last?

Answer 1

Yes, make sure you have a safe view, by following these instructions:

To safely view a Solar Eclipse, prepare a box as shown, with a pinhole (perhaps in aluminum foil covering a larger hole in the box) at one end and a white sheet of paper at the other end, inside. Standing, with your back to the Sun and your head inside the box, allow the Sun's light to shine through the pinhole and observe a small image of the Solar Eclipse on the white sheet of paper. NEVER look through the pinhole at the Sun or a Solar Eclipse; this could cause MAJOR EYE DAMAGE and POSSIBLE BLINDNESS !

If you cannot find a box, you can also use two pieces of cardboard. Place a pinhole in one piece of cardboard. Standing with your back to the Sun, allow the light from the eclipse to shine through the pinhole and project onto the second piece of cardboard, where you will see a small image of the solar eclipse. Again, NEVER look through the pinhole at the Sun or a Solar Eclipse; this could cause MAJOR EYE DAMAGE and POSSIBLE BLINDNESS !

Picture: http://andrewcarnegie2.tripod.com/SolarE...

Answer 2

I'm not sure how long, but parts of Siberia are located in the area of totality, so you may be lucky and see the total eclipse. You will definitely be able to see a partial.

Answer 3

here is all the info  on where it is !http://www.skyandtelescope.com/observing...

Answer 4

All of Serbia will see a partial eclipse. Times for Belgrade:

Beginning of eclipse 11:15 a.m. CEST

Maximum eclipse 11:56 a.m. with 13% of the Sun's diameter obscured

End of eclipse 12:37 p.m.

Times for other parts of the country should be not more than a few minutes different from these times.