Last Solar Eclipse of 2019

Solar Eclipse is where the Moon passes between the Sun and the Earth. This casts a shadow on the earth which blocks the rays of the Sun from falling on the Earth.

There are two types of Solar Eclipse.

Annual Solar Eclipse.
It occurs when the Moon covers the Sun's center, leaving the Sun's visible outer edges to form a “ring of fire” or around the Moon.

Total Solar Eclipse.
This is when the moon completely hides the sun and people can not see the sun at all. There is total darkness on earth as the Sun’s rays are completely blocked by the moon.

Today 26th December, is the Annual Solar Eclipse. It will be from 8:00 am to 1:30 pm. This will be the last solar eclipse of the year. You all must be excited to watch the eclipse but be careful not to look at the Sun directly as it can be dangerous. Looking at the Sun directly can damage the tissue of the eyes.Some people feel it’s alright to look at the Sun during the eclipse the Sun does not give out much light. But, according to NASA, even when 99 per cent of the Sun’s surface is covered during the eclipse, the visible part can still cause retinal burn.

Here are a few precautions that you should take while watching the solar eclipse:

Do not watch the Sun through dark tinted glasses or a phone camera. This is unsafe can lead to permanent vision loss.Do not use homemade filters or sunglasses as they are not effective.There are special solar filters available in the market to watch the eclipse. If you have protective glasses you can simply step out and look up at the sky. Also, if your city has a planetarium, check with them and find out if they have organised a special viewing event; most planetariums usually do.

You can also watch the solar eclipse from within the confines of your home. You can watch it live on YouTube on this link. https://youtu.be/cnc-C2sjEc4
If you Looking directly at the Sun can

- Loss of vision
- Distorted vision
- Altered colour vision

If you watch any symptoms after viewing the solar eclipse, rush to your doctor immediately.
On January 10, 2020, India will be able to see observe the year's first Lunar Eclipse.
This is where the moon is behind the earth and the earth casts a shadow on the moon. This is when the moon looks red.
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