The solar eclipse is scheduled to be visible from the United Kingdom and the United States within two weeks, as part of the sun will turn black.
In London and southeast of the United Kingdom, about 30 % of the sun will be covered by the moon, said Dr. Greg Brown, chief public astronomy official at the Royal Observatory Greenwich, for Sun newspaper.
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While in Northern Scotland and Northern Ireland, it will be about 40 % of the sun in the lunar shade.
In the United States, you will need to be in the northeast to see it.
This includes New York, Boston and Augusta, Maine.
“The only country in Europe has a better view [than the UK] Dr. Brown said that Iceland is 0.74, which is about 68 % of the sun's coverage.
Partial eclipse occurs when the moon passes between the sun and the earth – but the sun, moon and earth are not completely aligned.
This means that only part of the sun hides the moon.
The partial eclipse is scheduled to take place on March 29, and it will last for about two hours.
For the British, it starts at about 10 am and ends at 12 pm, according to experts.
In the United States, it will be from 06:13 EDT even 07:17 EDT.
Although the maximum – when the sun is in the most hidden – it will fall between them.
“While the timing differs slightly throughout the United Kingdom, the eclipse will be fully at 11 am,” Dr. Brown explained.
“Although it is worth searching for the first and last contact, the point where the moon begins and ends its coverage of the sun.
“These will happen at 10 am and 12 pm, respectively.”
While it was known that the eclipse caused some frightening changes in the animal's behavior – and even changing the shape of the shadows – there will be no changes that exceed the appearance of the sun.
“For the United Kingdom, the light will only decrease by about 30 %,” according to Dr. Brown.
“It is much lower than the sun's lowerness behind thick clouds.”
He added: “In this way, animals are unlikely to notice change or unusually interact as they can do during the most important eclipse.”
Only 11 partial, episode or total eclipse has been visible from the British islands since 2003.
Although the cloud cover is always at risk of preventing the display.
The next solar solar eclipse will be the overall “fire ring” in August 2026 – however, it will not be visible from the United Kingdom.
Partial solar eclipse differs from the solar overall eclipse – there is no period of its entirety when the moon prevents the bright sunlight completely.
And the only time that it considers safe to look at the sun during its entirety.
Therefore, during the partial solar eclipse, you should not look directly to the eclipse without protection suitable for the eye.
How to see the solar eclipse safely
Here is the official advice from the American Astronomical Society …
Looking directly to the sun is not safe except during the short stage of the solar eclipse (“the group”), when the moon prevents the face of the bright sun completely, which will happen only Inside the narrow path of the total.
the only There is a safe way to look directly to the uncomfortable or partially broken sun through the solar filters for purposes, such as “Eclipse Glasses” or portable solar viewers.
Homemade filters or regular sunglasses, even very dark, are not safe to look at the sun; They move Thousands One of the times is a lot of sunlight.
always Examine a solar energy filter before use; If scratched, hole, torn, or damaged in another way, ignore it. Read and follow any printed instructions on the filter or fill it.
always Supervising children using solar filters.
If you usually wear glasses, make sure. Place your Eclipse glasses on top of it, or hold your portable scenes in front of them.
Stand up and cover your eyes with Eclipse glasses or solar energy scenes before looking at the bright sun. After looking at the sun, move away and remove the candidate – do it no Remove it while looking at the sun.
Do no Look at unnamed or partially broken sunlight through a camera, telescope, endoscopes or other visual devices.
Likewise, do no Look at the sun through the camera, telescope, endoscopes, or any other optical device while using Eclipse glasses or portable solar status – concentrated solar radiation may harm the candidate and enter your eyes (eyes), causing a serious injury.
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