Noun:

ஒருவரின் பார்வையில் இருந்து மறைதல்,

occultation's Usage Examples:

Struve in 1848, and those relating to occultations of the Pleiades were discussed by Carl Linsser in 1864.

occultation of the star Beta Scorpii by the moon.

Other eclipses The eclipse of an apparently small object by one which appears much larger is generally called an occultation.

January 26 th 2002: lunar occultation of Jupiter - Watch tonight as Jupiter hides behind the Moon.

We address these objectives by producing albedo maps, and reflection and emission spectra, and observing stellar occultations.

This intermediary they called " the perfect Shi`ite," and his prototype is to be found in the four successive Babs or " gates " through whom alone the twelfth Imam, during the period of his " minor occultation " (Ghaybat-i-sughra, A.

It also measured the radar emissivity, radar reflectivity, gravity and radio occultation data.

Several works have obtained successful results achieved by combining occultation and ground GPS data to estimate the local three-dimensional structure of ionospheric electron density.

occultation experiment.

At the end of 1905, however, about 37 had been certainly recognized, besides some outlying cases of indeterminate type, in which continuous occultations by two bright stars, revolving in virtual contact, are doubtfully supposed to be in progress.

800 and 1004, extracted from Caussin's translation of Ibn Junis, the eclipses and occultations of Bullialdus, Gassendi, and Hevelius, of the French astronomers at Paris and St Petersburg, and of Flamsteed at Greenwich, and deduced a secular acceleration of 8.

Synonyms:

interruption, eclipse, egress, emersion, break, ingress, immersion, partial eclipse, lunar eclipse, total eclipse, solar eclipse,

Antonyms:

emersion, ingress, immersion, egress, ending,