🌒There are different types of solar eclipses, including annular and total.
🌞Annular eclipses occur when the moon is slightly further from Earth, resulting in the sun not being completely covered.
🌕Total eclipses are when the moon completely blocks the sun, offering a breathtaking view.
⏰The upcoming total eclipse will last up to 4 and a half minutes.
✨During a total eclipse, the sun's corona, or crown, is visible and gives off an electric white feathery glow.
What is a solar eclipse?
—A solar eclipse occurs when the moon passes between the sun and Earth, blocking the sun's light.
How long does a total eclipse last?
—A total eclipse can last for a few minutes, with the upcoming one lasting up to 4 and a half minutes.
What causes the corona to be visible during a total eclipse?
—The corona, the sun's atmosphere, is visible during a total eclipse due to the moon completely covering the sun.
When is the next total eclipse?
—The next total eclipse will be on [date], so mark your calendars!
Do solar eclipses happen often?
—Solar eclipses are relatively rare events, so it's worth taking the opportunity to witness one.
00:02There are different types of solar eclipses, such as annular and total.
00:09An annular eclipse occurs when the moon is slightly further from Earth and doesn't fully cover the sun.
00:14A total eclipse happens when the moon completely blocks the sun, creating a unique spectacle.
00:18The upcoming total eclipse will last up to 4 and a half minutes.
00:27During a total eclipse, the sun's corona, or crown, is visible and emits a bright glow.
00:48Venus and Jupiter will appear on either side of the eclipse sun, along with other bright stars.
01:14The light just before and after totality takes on a silvery character and shadows become sharper.
01:47The difference between a 99% and 100% eclipse is like comparing a small sparkler to a grand fireworks show.
