Things You Should Know About July's Solar Eclipse
Jul 03, 2019
Today people will witness a full Solar Eclipse which will last for at least 4 minutes. As per a report by The Weather Channel, the eclipse will be going through a 6,000-mile path but only a narrow zone of the Pacific Ocean and South America comes in the path of totality. It means people from only a handful of countries will be able to witness it directly. Here are some important things that you must keep in mind for the Eclipse:
Timings
As per Indian Standard Time, the full eclipse will begin at 11:31 pm on July 2 at the first location to see the full eclipse and last till 12:52 am on July 3 at the last location to see the full eclipse.
When does it occur?
In which countries it will be visible?
How to watch?
Precautions
