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Today is Annular Solar Eclipse Day 🤩
Ring of Fire seen Today from Rajasthan, India || Watch TILL the End Follow us to explore more with us @the_astrophysics_forum Tighten your seatbelts and get ready to explore endless universe 🚀 Make sure you follow us @the_astrophysics_forum To stay on board 👨🚀 . . . . . . . #solareclipse #solareclipse2020 #summersolstice #ringoffire #annularsolareclipse #astrophysics #astronomy #science #nasa #universe #space #physics #cosmos #cosmology #earth #astrophotography #galaxy #blackhole #spacex #planets #solarsystem #moon #einstein #quantummechanics #telescope #milkyway #scientist (at India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CBsFP1nDM4x/?igshid=fp631n1a60ra
Click on the link in the bio to watch the eclipse Follow us for updates on the eclipse @the_astrophysics_forum . The entire eclipse will last about 3.75 hours, but the duration as it passes over individual locations will equal to around a minute and a half. During the peak, that will actually shorten to just over 30 seconds. Do's:- *NASA suggests the use of special solar filters or ‘eclipse glasses’ to protect your eyes, while looking towards the sun an viewing the ecliptic event. Dont's:- * Don’t look at the Sun directly. * Ordinary sunglasses should not be used to view the phenomenon. * Do not look at the reflection of the Sun in the water. * Do not try to cover glass with lampblack or carbon soot and then try to view the eclipse. Tighten your seatbelts and get ready to explore endless universe 🚀 Make sure you follow us @the_astrophysics_forum To stay on board 👨🚀 . . . . . . . #solareclipse #eclipse #ringoffire #annularsolareclipse #solareclipse2020 #astrophysics #astronomy #science #nasa #universe #space #physics #cosmos #cosmology #earth #astrophotography #galaxy #blackhole #spacex #planets #solarsystem #moon #einstein #quantummechanics #telescope #milkyway https://www.instagram.com/p/CBrzMDPDpxn/?igshid=1t1m7d5v7orfx
Follow us for more @the_astrophysics_forum An annular solar eclipse occurs when the apparent size of the moon is only slightly less than the Sun’s – or the Moon almost covers the Sun – leaving only the outer rim of the Sun uncovered, and hence giving the appearance of a “ring of fire”. According to experts, during the solar eclipse on Sunday, the ring is expected to be very thin, as the Moon will cover over 98.8 percent of the Sun, making it the deepest annular eclipse of the century in India. The eclipse is expected to begin at 09:56 am on June 21, and last till 02:28 pm. While most of India will witness a partial solar eclipse, certain places in Haryana, Uttarkhand and Rajasthan are expected to witness the phenomenon of Baily’s Beads. These include, Dehradun, Kurukshetra, Chamoli, Joshimath, Sirsa and Suratgarh. In Delhi, the eclipse will begin at 10:19 am and end at 01:48 pm, with the maximum phase occurring at around noon, the report has said. The eclipsed Sun should not be viewed with the naked eye, even for a short time. It will cause permanent damage to the eyes, leading to blindness, even when the Moon covers most portion of the Sun. Tighten your seatbelts and get ready to explore endless universe 🚀 Make sure you follow us @the_astrophysics_forum To stay on board 👨🚀 . . . . . . . #solareclipse #annularsolareclipse #ringoffire #astrophysics #astronomy #science #nasa #universe #space #physics #cosmos #cosmology #earth #astrophotography #galaxy #blackhole #spacex #planets #solarsystem #moon #einstein #quantummechanics #telescope #milkyway #scientist #astronaut #stephenhawking (at India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CBlsMSXDYpi/?igshid=1bkwnxlppcaqa