Jakarta –
Total solar eclipse will occur on Saturday, December 4, 2021 and will be the last solar eclipse of the year. When does the eclipse occur and how do you see it?
Unfortunately, Indonesia could not witness it. The phenomenon of this total solar eclipse occurs exclusively in Antarctica, because the Antarctic region is rightfully exposed to the Moon’s umbra. This total solar eclipse is the 13th of 70 eclipses in the 152nd Saros Series.
Even though they can’t watch it live, fans of astronomical phenomena can see it through live streaming broadcasts, one of which is provided by the United States national space agency NASA on their account. YouTube NASA. Or, we can also stream the solar eclipse December 4, 2021 directly through NASA official website.
NASA says it will start live streaming total solar eclipse starting at 12.00 IST or around 13.30 WIB. The eclipse will start half an hour later and the phase of the total solar eclipse phenomenon will begin at 13.14 IST or at 14:44 WIB.
While Antarctica is experiencing a total phase, these regions, according to the National Institute of Aeronautics and Space Research Center (LAPAN) – BRIN experienced a partial solar eclipse:
The width of the eclipse is less than 10% of the diameter of the Sun
- south Africa
- Namibia
- southern Australia
The width of the eclipse is 10-40% the diameter of the Sun
- Malvinas Islands
- Kepulauan Tierra del Fuego
The width of the eclipse is 93-97% the diameter of the Sun
- South Georgia
- South Sandwich Islands
Watch Videos “The 2020 Total Solar Eclipse from Space“
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