What is what time is the eclipse in tennessee?

Here's information about the timing of a solar eclipse in Tennessee, presented in Markdown with links:

The exact timing of a solar eclipse in Tennessee depends on the specific location within the state and the date of the eclipse. To find out the timing you need to first specify the date of the eclipse.

Generally, for a total solar eclipse, the times progress as follows:

• Partial Eclipse Begins: This is when the moon first starts to cover the sun.
• Totality Begins: This is when the sun is completely blocked by the moon (only applicable for locations within the path of totality).
• Maximum Eclipse: This is the point when the largest portion of the sun is covered by the moon.
• Totality Ends: (If applicable).
• Partial Eclipse Ends: This is when the moon completely uncovers the sun.

To find the precise times for a specific location in Tennessee, you should consult a reliable source like:

• A <a href="https://www.wikiwhat.page/kavramlar/NASA%20eclipse%20website">NASA eclipse website</a> or similar astronomical resource.
• A <a href="https://www.wikiwhat.page/kavramlar/planetarium">planetarium</a> or science center in Tennessee.

These resources will provide accurate eclipse timings for your particular area within the state. They can also give you information on the <a href="https://www.wikiwhat.page/kavramlar/duration%20of%20totality">duration%20of%20totality</a> if your viewing location is within the path of totality.