Solar Eclipse Live December 2020 See Live in your phone
Solar Eclipse Live December 2020 See Live in your phone
On December 14, Earth will witness its last solar eclipse of the year that has been largely affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. Unfortunately, the total solar eclipse will not be visible from India as it will occur late in the evening. The total solar eclipse will start at 7:03 PM, peaking at 9:43 PM and will end at 12:23 AM on December 15 as per timeanddate.com.
The total solar eclipse will be visible for people living in parts of Chile and Argentina in South America. In southern parts of South America, south-west Africa and Antarctica, people will witness a partial solar eclipse. The total solar eclipse when the moon will completely block the sun will last for a total of two minutes and 10 seconds.
The previous solar eclipse of the year was an annular solar eclipse that occurred on June 21, 2021. Even though the total solar eclipse is not visible in India, people can watch it online on the National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s (NASA) website.
According to Indian time, there will be a solar eclipse on the night of December 14, so it will not be visible anywhere in India, including Delhi-NCR. According to astrologers, the solar eclipse will start from 7:03 pm on December 14 till 12:23 pm, that is, for about 5 hours and 20 minutes.
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The total solar eclipse on December 14, Monday will be the last eclipse of the year. A total solar eclipse occurs when Moon aligns in a way that blocks the Sun completely. For a total of two minutes and 10 seconds, people living in parts of Chile and Argentina in South America will be able to witness the total solar eclipse
The second solar eclipse of the year will not be visible in India as it occurs late in the evening. As per timeanddate.com The celestial event will begin at 7:03 PM and will peak at 9:43 PM before ending at 12:23 AM on December 15. If you still wish to watch the solar eclipse from India, you can do it online by accessing the live link provided by the National Aeronautics Space Administration (NASA).
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