How Solar Eclipse Occur
Solar eclipse is a phenomenon that occurs on the moon on earth and the sun. the moon covers
part or all of the sun's light.
A solar eclipse is a condition where when the sun illuminates the earth, the sun suddenly covered
by the moon which also rotates around the earth. In other words, a solar eclipse is an event where the
sun is covered by the moon because at that time the position of the sun, moon and earth is in a straight
line. So that when the solar eclipse occurs, the earth's condition will be pitch black. Despite this solar
eclipse occur on the day, day or evening, but the condition of the earth will be like night because of the
absence sunlight shining on the earth. This is the main attraction when a solar eclipse occurs.
Eventhough the moon is smaller than the sun, but the moon can cover the sun because of it the
moon is closer to earth than the sun. When the earth, moon and sun are aligned, the shadow of the
moon falling on the earth covered the sun. The shadow of the moon that fell to the surface earth has
two parts, namely the core shadow (umbra) and the additional shadow (penumbra). The inhabitants of
the earth crossed by the Umbra region will not see the sun because of the whole the source of the
light is covered by the moon. As for those in the area Penumbra traversed, can still see some sunlight.
So,
everyone must know a
solar eclipse, an amazing natural phenomenon. Solar eclipse in 2020 will occur
twice in June and December. Don't miss it to watch it
- Ahmad Mukti / 2020
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