There will be four solar eclipses in 2021, including one total solar eclipse and one total lunar eclipse, but only two will be visible from India, said Ujjain Jiwaji Observatory Superintendent Dr. Rajendra prakash Gupt, on Sunday.
He told us that the first of these events will take place on May 26th and will be seen in parts of West Bengal, the Odisha Coast and the northeastern states except Sikkim, as the moon is visible earlier in these locations than anywhere else . "The earth will cover the moon by 101.6 percent during this astronomical event," he said. A total lunar eclipse occurs when the earth comes between the sun and the moon. Gupt said that the annular solar eclipse of June 10th in India will not be visible, and in this case the moon will come between the sun and earth, resulting in the sun being 94.3% covered and like a "ring of fire." "looks".
He stated the partial lunar eclipse, on November 19, may be visible from Arunachal Pradesh and a few components of Assam for a totally quick period.
“At the height of this event, 97.nine according to cent of the moon might be visible blanketed with the aid of using the earth’s shadow. The general sun eclipse on December 4, the closing of 2021, will, however, now no longer be seen from India,” he added.
This year, there have been sun and 4 lunar eclipses.
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