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Today, Friday, July 13, on Earth, people have been able to observe the solar eclipse. This phenomenon could only be observed by the inhabitants of the south coast of Australia, on the island of Tasmania and in a certain part of Antarctica. UNIAN reports.
NASA notes that the next eclipse of this type can only be observed in 2080. Social network users have already made public the images of an unusual and at the same time mystical phenomenon.
4 partial minutes #SolarEclipse to unfold in the south #Australia from 7:18 am (IST); It will not be visible in India; @NASA to broadcast it live pic.twitter.com/NozKPqBIvz
– Doordarshan News (@DDNewsLive) July 13, 2018
July 13, 2018 the new moon will cover partially the sun; 1st # FridayThe13th #SolarEclipse since dec. 13, 1974. We will not have any before September 13, 2080. The three eclipses of sun of Friday, in 1974, 2018 and 2080, are part of the photo https://t.co / MInC7fC02k . twitter.com/AjeyBrVa4M
-D (@uranusaturn) July 13, 2018
This is magical. #SolarEclipse #EnergyShifts #CollectiveAwakening pic.twitter.com/pWxTn7Fktc
– GypsyStarSeed (@GypsyStarSeed) July 13, 2018
For those in between you who miss it! #solareclipse #solareclipse2018 pic.twitter.com/J1r3Jqxvkv
– GypsyStarSeed (@GypsyStarSeed) July 13, 2018
Surya Grahan 2018: The second partial solar eclipse of this year Will be witness to today
Video link ► https://t.co/pO0DHLaOGy # SolarEclipse2018 # PartialSolarEclipse2018 # BloodMoon2018 #LongestLunarEclipse #MoonDevouringSun [19659026] #SuryaGrahan [19659027] #PartialSuryaGrahan #TV9Live #TV9Kannada pic.twitter.com/bLkVpElrl9
– Tv9 Kannada (@ tv9kannada) July 13, 2018
As noted 5 On July 13, a partial solar eclipse will take place, visible on the south coast of Australia, on the island of Tasmania and on the Antarctic part. It is worth mentioning that the eclipse is particularly rare because it will take place on Friday the 13th, at a time long considered a harbinger of the failure of popular culture.
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