The sky, protagonist: when will be the next solar eclipse in Argentina – 05/09/2019

The sky will be again in the spotlight in the coming weeks, when there will be a total solar eclipse that we can observe in Argentina. Now, when will this phenomenon occur, in which the sun will be completely covered by the moon?

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After the lunar eclipse on January 20 of this year (in which we could see a "Blood Supermoon"), total solar eclipse will be closely followed by millions of people around the world but Argentina will be one of the countries with the best conditions to enjoy it.

When will the next solar eclipse be seen in Argentina

According to astrophysicist Andrea Buccino Telam, the phenomenon can be observed from all over America, including Argentina, July 2 of this year.

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"These astronomical phenomena they are constantly and are a product of the natural movements of celestial bodies. What makes them special is that some can be seen from Earth, "Buccino added.

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This one solar eclipse July 2nd will see partially all over Argentina but you can appreciate as a whole in a large part of the country that goes from Lobos (in the south of the province of Buenos Aires) to San Juan.

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"It's a fact that generates a lot visual spectacular, because the sun really hides and lowers the temperature, "said the astrophysicist, who added that the same phenomenon will be repeated on December 14, 2020.

The last visible solar eclipse of Argentina occurred in February 2016but it was annular and not complete because the moon covered only a part of the sun.

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In Chile, it is expected that one million visitors will see the solar eclipse

The Chilean authorities they hope that the Coquimbo region will receive about a million visitors for the time of the solar eclipse. According to Mónica Zalaquett (Under Secretary of Chilean Tourism), the promotion of astrotourism in northern Chile began about four years ago and has consolidated around a surprising fact: at Chile, it will generate 70% of the astronomical data of 2020 thanks to its network of observatories.

Regarding the solar eclipse of July 2, the Tourism Office confirmed that it would be Coquimbo (port city located near La Serena) the place on the planet where "better will be appreciated" this phenomenon.

With information from Telam and EFE