As the celestial ballet unfolds today, everyone worldwide is eagerly awaiting the awe-inspiring solar eclipse. Solar eclipse happens when the moon passes between the Sun and Earth, casting its shadow on our planet, this phenomenon offers a breathtaking spectacle. However, witnessing such a rare event requires preparation and precaution.
Precaution
Firstly, never look directly at the sun during an eclipse without proper eye protection. Utilize certified solar viewing glasses or handheld solar viewers to safeguard your eyes from harmful solar radiation.
Timings
The best time to observe the solar eclipse varies depending on your location. You can use this link to find the exact time for your location.
Plan ahead and find a suitable spot with an unobstructed view of the sky to maximize your viewing experience.
Traditions
Across cultures, solar eclipses are often accompanied by unique traditions and beliefs. From ancient civilizations to modern-day rituals, people have imbued these celestial events with cultural significance. Some cultures perform ceremonial rituals or view eclipses as omens, while others celebrate them as symbols of renewal and transformation.
When will we see a solar eclipse again in the U.S.?
For those in the United States eagerly anticipating the next solar eclipse, mark your calendars for August 12, 2045. This event promises another breathtaking display as the moon's shadow traverses across North America.
Is this going to impact Moon Sighting for Eid?
The new moon is scheduled for today but the timing of solar eclipse may interrupt with the sighting of the moon for Eid. There is a high chance that moon may not be visible for a couple of hours right after the eclipse so hold your PTO's at the moment. But again, world may be split again in their opinions on when to celebrate Eid.
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Happy Solar Eclipse!
Until next time, Peace 🌒
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