Astronomers in some parts of the southern hemisphere experienced the first partial eclipse of the year today.
The Partial solar eclipse on April 30 , One in two that occurred in 2022, sinking through parts of South America, Antarctica, the Pacific, and the Atlantic. The Solar eclipse Started at 2:45 p.m. EDT (1845 GMT) off the coast of Antarctica in the southeastern Pacific Ocean. It lasted less than four hours and ended at 6:37. EDT (2237 GMT) over the South Atlantic. TimeandDate.com For many observers, the sun is setting but there is still a partial eclipse.
When does a solar eclipse occur? The moon It goes between the earth and the sun. Today’s celestial event was a partial eclipse, with the moon obscuring only part of the sun, depending on the viewer’s position. The biggest eclipse was at 4.41 this evening. EDT (GMT 2041), when 64% of the solar disk is covered by the moon for viewers in the southern tip of South America.
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A partial solar eclipse in 2022 was observed on April 30 by eclipse scientist Jay Basachoff and his research team from Vinh del Mar, Chile. (Photo credit: Jay Basachoff) Figure 2 in Fig. 6
A partial solar eclipse in 2022 was observed on April 30 by eclipse scientist Jay Basachoff and his research team from Vinh del Mar, Chile. (Photo credit: Jay Basachoff)
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A partial solar eclipse in 2022 was observed on April 30 by eclipse scientist Jay Basachoff and his research team from Vinh del Mar, Chile. (Photo credit: Jay Basachoff)
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A partial solar eclipse in 2022 was observed on April 30 by eclipse scientist Jay Basachoff and his research team from Vinh del Mar, Chile. (Photo credit: Jay Basachoff)
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A partial solar eclipse in 2022 was observed on April 30 by eclipse scientist Jay Basachoff and his research team from Vinh del Mar, Chile. (Photo credit: Jay Basachoff)
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View of a partial solar eclipse phase from early April 2022 in El Colorado outside Santiago, Chile. (Video Credit: TimeandDate.com)
Unfortunately for astronomers, today’s eclipse occurred in uninhabited areas of the Southeast Pacific and Antarctica, as well as in some South American countries, including Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, Bolivia, and Peru.
However, viewers in the United States and other areas outside the eclipse were able to watch the event live from the webcasts. Timeanddate.com This includes views from Santiago, Chile, parts of Argentina, and a YouTube channel in India. Jian Ki Garibi Gaiwai It includes paintings by Cerro Chinoles in the Argentine province of Tierra del Fuego.
Today’s eclipse coincided with the second Young man Of the month known as A The black moon . Usually, the young appear only once a month, when the face facing the earth is completely overshadowed. But April started with the newlyweds on April 1st, and the second moon ended today.
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The next partial solar eclipse will occur on October 25, when the Moon will block some sun from viewers in Europe, West Asia and Northeast Africa. Then another eclipse will occur in 2023 only. But overall Menulio Ustemimus Next, from May 15th.
If you want to prepare and study for the next eclipse How to take pictures of a solar eclipse Check Excellent cameras for astrophotography I.R. Excellent lenses for astrophotography To make sure you are ready.
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