The world attends its first solar eclipse this year

The Qatari Calendar House announced that this year, God willing, scientists will want to attract astronomers to attract many solar phenomena. The inhabitants of the planet will be on a date to observe and see the first solar eclipse of the year, Sunday January 6, 2019, The timing of the middle with the badociation of the month of Jumada I 1440 AH.

The solar eclipse will be a partial eclipse of the sun. The moon will block 71.5% of the total solar disk at the top of the solar eclipse. The state of the solar eclipse is the center of each sun The three celestial bodies (the sun, the earth and the moon) are aligned in a straight line and the moon is in the middle, the entire solar disk will then be blocked in case of total eclipse, or part of the solar disk will be partially blocked.

Solar eclipses will be observed in Northeast Asia, Japan, the Pacific, Russia, Mongolia, North Korea and parts of the United States, while the inhabitants of Qatar and Arab countries will be unable to not observe solar eclipses. These areas will not be located on the way to the solar eclipse, but residents of these areas will be able to follow the partial eclipse via live NASA broadcasts via the live broadcast site of the NASA. agency or via YouTube via the Internet.

He added d. Bashir Marzouk: This year's first solar eclipse will start at two and thirty-four in the morning, Doha local time, while the eclipse will culminate at four in the morning and one in the morning and will conclude the final stages partial eclipse on Sunday and sixth in the morning. Doha local time, lasting four hours and six minutes and fifteen minutes at all stages.

Solar eclipses and lunar eclipses confirm the accuracy of the astronomical calculations of the Hijri calendar: solar eclipses occur at the moment of coupling (before the birth of the new crescent), while lunar eclipses occur in the middle of the month lunar.

This year, the inhabitants of the State of Qatar will witness many important astronomical phenomena, including three solar eclipses, Khasufan Qamarian, and the rare pbadage of Mercury from the solar disk in November of this year.

Optical filters should be used when looking at the solar disk at the time of the total solar eclipse; It can cause serious damage to the eye if it is observed directly to the naked eye, as opposed to lunar debris that can be seen and monitored at the naked eye at the time of the eye. # 39; event. Eclipse no damage to the eye.

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