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Solar eclipse appeared in different parts of the world.
Today i.e. on Saturday, the first solar eclipse of the year has started. This is a partial solar eclipse. In contrast to the complete solar eclipse, a part of the sun appears in the partial eclipse and a semi -chandelier shape is formed in the sky.
Solar eclipse will appear in North-West Africa, North America, Europe, North Russia. The eclipse started at 2.21 pm Indian time and will end at 6.14 pm. This eclipse will not be seen in India, because of this there is no sutak here.
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The view of double sunrise will be seen This partial solar eclipse will also have a double sunrise, which is a rare view. In which the sun is seen rising twice. This happens when the Moon partially covers the sun during the eclipse.
Such a view is most visible when the eclipse occurs at sunrise. Seasonal conditions such as clouds or light refraction (light refraction) can make this confusion even more dramatic.
Science behind solar eclipse The lunar comes between the Earth and the Sun, then the solar eclipse occurs. The Earth revolves around the sun with its lunar. The lunar walks with the Earth, circling the earth. When these three planets fall into a straight line, the lunar falls between the earth and the sun, then the part of the earth on which the moon falls, stops appearing in the sun, this phenomenon is called solar eclipse.
The arrival of the moon between the Sun and the Earth leads to solar eclipse. (Photo: nasa)
400 times the sun is 400 times than the moon The size of the sun is 400 times larger than the moon, but the sun’s distance from the Earth is also 400 times more than the moon. Despite having different shapes from this, both the sun and the moon appear of a size from the earth. When the Moon comes between the Earth and the Sun while circling, the sun completely covers the sun.
What precautions should be taken while watching solar eclipse? The cells found inside the retina of the human eye are highly sensitive. If they come directly in contact with the rays of the sun, then the chances of their malfunction increase to a great extent. Even the smallest part of the sun is so effective that it can damage the retina within a few minutes.
These disadvantages may be for some time and for a long time. In such a situation, solar glasses or binoculars must be used while looking at the solar eclipse.
What can affect the eyes by looking at the sun with naked eyes? Usually, looking at the sun for more than 100 seconds with naked eyes is at risk of blurring, blackness or blur in the vision or losing eyesight. The direct light of the sun affects the retina of the eyes.
A small part of the sun can also weaken the retina. Since the sun emits high temperature, seeing the Sun for a long time with the help of glasses or other safety measures can also be harmful to the eyes. Instead of constantly looking at such sun, one should look at some time intervals.
The longest solar eclipse can be 7 minutes 31 seconds According to astronomical scientist Jean Meas, the full solar eclipse can be a maximum of 7 minutes and 31 seconds. However, such a long solar eclipse has not been shown yet. The longest full solar eclipse ever was seen in the coast of the Indian Ocean, Kenya and Somalia, on 15 June 743 BC, which was 7 minutes 28 seconds. At the same time, the longest full solar eclipse will be on 16 July 2186, which will be 7 minutes 29 seconds.
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