On June 21, 2020, a public solar eclipse🤏🏻; This event will take place, indicating when the moon is in its furthest orbit from Earth. When the moon passes between Earth and the Sun, a solar eclipse occurs, which hides the image of the Sun in whole or in part for viewers on Earth.
The countdown to 'Ring of Fire' (Solar Eclipse), one of the third most important celestial events of the year, has begun. The moon will cover about 99 percent of the Sun.
When Will It Happen?
The solar eclipse will begin at 6.
45am on Sunday, June 21, 2020 and last for 2-3 hours.
Where can it be watched?
Africa, Pakistan, India and China are the clearest places to monitor the solar eclipse, which will take place at 6:45 a.m. tomorrow morning. The solar eclipse, which will be monitored partially from the Asian continent in the Regions of South and Eastern Europe and Northern Australia, can be clearly monitored from Hakkari in Turkey.
How to Watch?
It is recommended that the solar eclipse be monitored with special eye protection. The ring of fire (solar eclipse) can only be monitored after proper filtering of the harmful part of the solar radiation. Sunglasses are said to be inappropriate for that. However, it is also possible to watch certified solar filters with glasses designed and manufactured appropriately.