Title: RSTV: IN DEPTH- ANNULAR SOLAR ECLIPSE - INSIGHTSIAS
Headings: RSTV: IN DEPTH- ANNULAR SOLAR ECLIPSE
RSTV: IN DEPTH- ANNULAR SOLAR ECLIPSE
Introduction:
Eclipse:
Solar Eclipse:
Lunar Eclipse:
Why don’t we have a lunar eclipse every month?
Why isn’t there a solar eclipse every month?
Solar Eclipse Types:
How are a lunar eclipse and solar eclipse different?
Do’s during a solar eclipse:
Don’ts during the solar eclipse:

Content: Solar eclipses, on the other hand, are more rare and when they do happen can only be seen by a very narrow segment of people on Earth, for a short period of time. It is quite safe to watch a lunar eclipse with the naked eye, while watching a solar eclipse without eyewear protection can seriously damage your eyesight. You can use a telescope to get a clearer view of the moon during an eclipse and really see what is happening. A solar eclipse has always had a more profound effect on humans than a lunar eclipse. This is probably because of the importance of the Sun to all life on Earth. In ancient China, a solar eclipse was thought to be the dragon coming to eat the Sun. The effect that an eclipse has on all life on Earth is of particular interest to scientists. They eagerly await a solar eclipse because it helps them to gather more knowledge about the Sun and its position with respect to Earth. Do’s during a solar eclipse: Even during a normal day, people are advised not to stare directly at the Sun.