Rare Sky Phenomenon, Solar Eclipse will Occur on December 4, 2021, Here’s LAPAN’s Explanation

SURABAYA RAYA ZONE – Phenomenon Solar eclipse in 2021 it will happen on December 4, 2021 and be phenomenon a rare sky, because a total solar eclipse will only be visible in Antartika, which occurs every 18 years, 11 days, and eight hours.

This solar eclipse is the 13th eclipse of 70 eclipses in the 152nd saros series, so the solar eclipse quoted ZonaSurabayaRaya.Pikiran-Rakyat.com from the page EIGHT, December 01, 2021, there will be a solar eclipse which always occurs during the new moon phase.

During a solar eclipse, the moon will block the sun’s light and cast its shadow on Earth. Whether in total or in part, this is a special event under any circumstances, but the one to come is even more spectacular because of the location phenomenon it will look to be historic and exclusive.

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Solar eclipse some can be seen by people in the southernmost regions of South America, Africa, Australia, and New Zealand, including places like Saint Helena, Namibia, the Falkland Islands, and Chile. As EarthSky explains, the path of the moon’s umbral shadow will begin in the Southern Ocean, sweeping across Antartika, and also ends up in the Southern Ocean.

However, phenomenon it can also be seen by everyone thanks to the live broadcast by the American space and aviation agency or NASA through the NASA Live YouTube account. The eclipse begins at 10:59 WIB. The full eclipse will be visible at 12:30 WIB

The maximum eclipse will be visible at 13:03 WIB and the eclipse will end at 15:07 WIB, as quoted by ZonaSurabayaRaya.com from India Today, Monday 29 November 2021.

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EIGHT inform, since 07.03-08.04 Universal Time, region Antartika Those affected by the lunar umbra will experience a total solar eclipse with a total duration of between 90-116 seconds.

The width of the lunar umbra on the earth’s surface varies between 421-450 km, while areas affected by the lunar penumbra such as the Republic of South Africa, Namibia, southern Australia will experience a partial solar eclipse with an eclipse width of less than 10% of the diameter of the Sun.

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