On april 8, the globe will be enthralled with the celestial display of a solar eclipse-the first one of 2024. hyderabad and the rest of india will not be able to see this occurrence, though, as the eclipse's totality path passes across the area. The path of totality, which is where the moon blocks out the sun to produce a total eclipse, travels from Sinaloa to Coahuila in Mexico, then from texas to Maine in the United States, and lastly from Ontario to Newfoundland in Canada.
 
Although the total eclipse will not occur in india, almost all of North America will still be able to see a partial eclipse. Furthermore, portions of the eclipse will be visible in a small portion of Western Europe. The next eclipse that may be seen in hyderabad will be a total lunar eclipse on september 7, 2025, according to experts at timeanddate.com.
 
Here's why the april Solar Eclipse is special

• The most recent solar eclipse took place in 2017. However, according to NASA, the path of totality for the next complete solar eclipse will be larger than it was in 2017. It will thus be more noticeable in the US than the previous one.

• The US cities that will line up with the moon's center during the complete solar eclipse are Buffalo, New York, Cleveland, and Dallas. They will therefore witness the solar eclipse in its entirety.

• The fact that this solar eclipse is so uncommon makes it much more amazing. The next complete solar eclipse won't occur for another 20 years, based on the projections. In 2044, Montana, North Dakota, and South Dakota will be in the path of totality for the next solar eclipse.

• Travellers are already organising their US holidays so they may be in the line of totality when this unusual astronomical phenomenon occurs. Nonetheless, it is recommended by health professionals to see the solar eclipse with appropriate safety measures. To protect our eyes, we need to wear the right glasses.
 
 
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07/04/2024 09:52 AM