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Guide about Solar eclipse and glasses. You need to wear the right glasses during the solar eclipse to protect your eyes from harm. Solar eclipse glasses come in different types and values you can wear.
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SOLAR ECLIPSE The Sun is 400 times larger than the moon 400 times further away, which is why the two images appear from the sky as being the same. Astronomers can predict the eclipse due to the very stable orbits of earth and moon. So why is that every month there is no eclipse? It is because the orbit of the Moon rotated a few degrees tilted towards north and south. So here size and distance cancel each other out thus the moon covering the sun.
WHEN THE MOON ECLIPSES THE SUN, TWO KINDS OF SHADOWS ARE CASTED 1.SMALLER SHADOW KNOWN AS THE UMBRA 2.LARGER SHADOW KNOWN AS THE PENUMBRA
1.Total eclipse: when the moon covers the whole sun, it can only be seen if you are under the shadow of the umbra, which is why it creates an imaginary shadow line (the path of totality) that passes through the earth. 2.Partial eclipse: moon covers or passes off-center of the sun. 3.Annular eclipse: it passes directly to the sun, but the moon seems to be too small for the moon to cover the sun, the moon's orbit is elliptical sometimes further away and sometimes closer to the earth. 4.Hybrid Eclipse: It is when the position of the Moon between the Earth and the Sun is perfectly aligned and balanced that the curvature of the Earth plays the role of the Moon will be further away from some parts of the Earth along the eclipse path resulting in an annular eclipse on other parts of the Moon, which results in a total eclipse. SATCHEL PAIGE
A total solar eclipse occurs anywhere on earth every two years at any given point on earth every 400 years at any given event. Every time the moon orbits the earth once every 27.3 days A stage called the new moon phase has passed between the earth and the sun, and every time the new moon passes, it has a chance to block the sun most of the time the moon passes a little above or below the sun, But if the shadow of the moon is perfectly aligned, there will be a narrow path across the earth, and those in the shadow will see a total solar eclipse just like the night side of the earth, the sky is black and full of stars during the total eclipse. But the moon completely covers the surface of the sun, and does not block the outer atmosphere of the sun from its corona, which appears as a fiery ring around the dark disk of the moon.
A solar eclipse occurs several times a year, but most often there are partial eclipses in which the moon is not quite aligned with the sun. And when the moon and the sun are perfectly aligned, the moon is usually too far away from the earth in its orbit to completely cover the sun, creating an annula eclipse.The sky remains bright during an annular or partial eclipse. Even on those rare occasions of total eclipse, the shadow of the moon is most likely to fall to 70% of the earth, and few people, if any, will see it. The eclipse in 2019, you can see that the fiery ring of the sun is due to the moon being further away from the sun. If our furry ancestors had taken the trouble to look up during the solar eclipse a hundred million years ago, he would not have seen the fiery crown of the sun. It would have been dark. Ultimately, the moon would have shifted too far from Earth to completely cover the surface of the sun. It is only during our little shimmering of earth's history that the moon is at the right distance to cause a total solar eclipse, but not a blockade of the solar corona. total solar eclipse
On December 26, 2019, when the moon is perfectly aligned with the sun, and the moon is close enough to the earth, it is a shadow across the earth, and if you happen to be in its narrow path, you will encounter one of the most awe-inspiring moments in the universe. Yet, as amazing as this phenomenon maybe, a total eclipse is one of the most dangerous and only specially tinted filters to be used to view the sun. The eclipse may make the sun to shame, but even the shame of the sun will seriously damage your eyes. Get yourself the best solar eclipse glasses for your eyes. DECEMBER 26, 2019
Looking directly at the sun can cause serious eye damage, fortunately, there are ways to enjoy the eclipse by using certified solar eclipse viewing glasses that are 1000 times darker shades than conventional sunglasses. CAUTION
Just before the moon completely covers the sky, low-line valleys are the only ones seen where some light passes through, these bright shafts of light are known as Baily's beads, which disappear one after the other, and eventually, single beads of light remain known as the diamond ring seen seconds from completion. Once the last beads disappear and the moon fully covers the sun's surface, your solar eclipse is turning pitch black because it has reached totality, and at this point, none of the sun's rays reach your eye, it's the only time you're safe to take off your glasses. So you go get yourself the best solar eclipse glasses and experience the viewing of the solar eclipse.`
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