🌑A solar eclipse occurs when the moon aligns with the sun and casts its shadow on Earth.
😎Special eclipse glasses are necessary to safely view the solar eclipse.
🌞During a solar eclipse, the sun's corona, the outermost layer, becomes visible.
🌒Bailey's beads and the diamond ring effect are unique phenomena observed during a solar eclipse.
🎆A solar eclipse can only be seen in certain parts of the world and occurs a few times a year.
What is a solar eclipse?
—A solar eclipse occurs when the moon passes between the sun and Earth, casting a shadow on Earth.
Is it safe to look directly at a solar eclipse?
—No, it is not safe to look directly at a solar eclipse. Special eclipse glasses are necessary to protect your eyes.
What are Bailey's beads?
—Bailey's beads are small, glittering beads of sunlight that can be seen just before and after a total solar eclipse.
What is the diamond ring effect?
—The diamond ring effect is a short moment during a solar eclipse where only a tiny sliver of sunlight is visible, resembling a diamond ring.
Can I see a solar eclipse from anywhere in the world?
—No, solar eclipses can only be seen in specific regions of the world and occur a few times a year.
04:37The solar eclipse begins, and the moon starts moving in front of the sun.
05:22The corona, the sun's outer atmosphere, becomes visible, creating a stunning sight.
06:33The moon moves away from the sun, and the diamond ring effect occurs.
06:52During the diamond ring stage, Bailey's beads can be observed.
07:31The solar eclipse comes to an end, and the moon moves away from the sun.
