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DescriptionSolarEclipseGamma-updated.png
English: Solar eclipse gamma depictions for different instances - with the red line indicating instant of least distance to axis of moon's shadow cone from Earth's center - which is positive for solar eclipses if passes north of Earth's center and negative if passes south of Earth's center
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This file builds upon from https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:SolarEclipseGamma.png (Author : Cactus26)
Center is w.r.t. subsolar point at instant of least distance from axis of moon's shadow cone (this subsolar point may sometimes coincide with ecliptic too)