When is the total solar eclipse?

The time of the total solar eclipse was predicted by astronomers through the celestial phases. The latest prediction times were March 20, 2034, September 2, 2035, April 30, 2060, August 24, 2063, April 2089 1 1 and April 2, 20891.

During the total solar eclipse, the light passes through the cracks in the leaves and casts the shadow of the new moon. When a total solar eclipse occurs, animals often get ready to sleep or behave abnormally. When a total solar eclipse occurs, the local temperature usually drops by at least 20 degrees. When 99% of the sun's surface is covered, you can see the phenomenon of twilight in the morning.

During the total solar eclipse, a narrow band of light will appear around the horizon, because the observer is not directly standing in the shadow of the moon, and there is a certain distance between the earth and the moon.

Total solar eclipse can be divided into five stages: initial loss, food, food, light production and recovery. Because the moon is smaller than the earth, only people in the umbra of the moon can see the total solar eclipse. Folk call this phenomenon "Tiangou Food Day".