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It will make the partial solar eclipse on Saturday looks as if the moon had taken a bite of the sun on parts of the world. The heavenly event comes just two weeks after the creation of the lunar eclipse.Blood moon“In the sky of the night.
Partial solar eclipse occurs when the moon moves between the sun and the earth, but heavenly bodies are not completely in line with, according to Nassa. The moon prevents only part of the face of the sun during the partial solar eclipse, creating a crescent shape.
During the heavenly event on Saturday, the moon appears to pass in front of the sun and partially prevent it, with a shadow dumping on parts of the northern hemisphere of the Earth.
Remember that there is no part of the partial solar eclipse that is safe to display without a suitable eye protection, so take out the solar filters or sunglasses to display this heavenly event safely.
Where do you see partial solar eclipse?
The partial eclipse will be visible in parts of North America, South America, Africa, Europe, North Asia, Greenland and Iceland Nassa. Only 44,800 people will be able to watch the partial solar eclipse by 90 %, according to Time and date.
Eclipse will start near the northern coast of South America at 4:50 am EST (8:50 GMT) and climax at 6:47 am US ES (10:47 GMT), and the last part of the partial eclipse will end across the far north of Siberia at 8:43 am (12:43 GMT), according to Earthsky.
Most of the continental United States will not witness the eclipse, but parts of the northeastern states such as Min, Massachusetts, New York, and Canadian cities including Montreal, Ottawa, Halifax, Nova Scotia, St. John, Newfoundland and Labrador, will see some Sono Sons Bob giving the moon during Time and
Meanwhile, it will be later this morning for observers in Western Europe and North West Africa, and afternoon and early for viewers in Eastern Europe and North Asia.
Check the time and date on the Internet to find out what is expected in your area and how long the eclipse will continue, allowing the weather.
How to watch the partial eclipse safely
Regardless of the severity of the partial solar eclipse in your area, some strong sunlight will always be visible. Any glimpse of the sun’s brightness with the naked eye is not only uncomfortable, it is dangerous.
Stressing directly in the sun can lead to blindness or broken vision. During the year 2017, she was a young woman He was diagnosed with solar retinal disorderThe damage of the retina caused by exposure to solar radiation, in both eyes after watching the eclipse with what doctors believe that the eclipse glasses are not preserved on the safety standard. There is no treatment for solar retinal disorder. It can improve or get worse, but it is a permanent condition.
Solar glasses will not work instead of Eclipse or solar viewers, which are 100,000 times darker and suspended according to international safety standards. The lenses of the solar eclipse consist of black polymer, or resins filled with carbon molecules, which prevent everything near Planetary Association. Solar glasses do not prevent infrared radiation.
For a partial solar eclipse display, wearing certified Eclipse glasses or using a laptop syndrome called ISO 12312-2. If you usually wear glasses, be sure to put the eclipse glasses on top or carry scenes in front of them, according to the American Astronomical Society.
Separately, you can monitor the sun with a telescope, endoscope or camera that contains a A special solar candidate on the frontHe behaves in the same way as the eclipse glasses.
Do not look at the sun through any non -candidate optical device – the camera lens, telescope, perspectives – while wearing eclipse glasses or using a laptop model, according to Nassa.
Solar rays can still burn through the candidate on glasses or bidders, due to their focus through a visual device, and can cause severe eye damage.
For safe and distributed manufacturers of Eclipse optical devices, including cameras and smartphones, check this List sponsored by the American Astronomical Society.
People gathered at the National Commercial Center for Partial Solar Eclipse using Eclipse glasses on April 8, 2024, in Washington, DC. Kent Nishimura/Getty EM.
Place Eclipse glasses before searching and remember to stay away from the sun before removing them again. Always watch any children wearing Eclipse glasses to ensure that they are not removed while looking at the sun.
As long as Eclipse or the solar energy viewers that you use are not torn, scratching or damaged in any way, they are not “ending” and can be used indefinitely. Also, there is no limit to the time you can width the sun while wearing.
Next eclipse
The eclipse tends to occur in pairs, so the solar eclipse usually occurs two weeks before or after the total moon eclipse, according to NASA.
The sun was seen during the partial solar eclipse on March 20, 2015, in Glasgow, Scotland. Jeff Ji Mitchell/Getty Embs
A similar pattern of two eclipse will be repeated in March in September, with the total lunar eclipse, followed by a partial solar eclipse.
The total lunar eclipse will be visible from Europe, Asia, Australia, Africa, parts of the South Eastern America, Alaska and the Antarctica continent on September 7 and 8. The second partial solar eclipse will be able on September 21, and people will be able in parts of Australia and the southern pole, as well as some islands in the Pacific Ocean.
Check the time and history sites to see it When each of this eclipse appears And the specific sites in which the sky doctors will be able to see.
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