What is a Solar Eclipse?
A solar eclipse occurs when the moon passes between the Earth and the Sun, obscuring the Sun's light either partially or completely. This celestial phenomenon can take your breath away with its striking visuals and profound cosmic alignment.
Here are the types of solar eclipses:
- Total Solar Eclipse: The moon completely covers the Sun, revealing the spectacular solar corona.
- Partial Solar Eclipse: Only part of the Sun is obscured by the moon.
- Annular Solar Eclipse: The moon is further from Earth, leaving a ring-like appearance of the Sun around it.
- Hybrid Solar Eclipse: Rare, it shifts between a total and annular eclipse.
