The areas where annular solar eclipse can be observed in China are Tibet, Sichuan, Chongqing, Guizhou, Hunan, Jiangxi, Fujian and Taiwan Province, and partial solar eclipse can be seen in other areas. The first loss is that the solar eclipse has just begun, and the solar eclipse is the maximum of the sun's shadow. The principle of recovery is that the eclipse is completely over. Due to the rotation of the earth, the corresponding solar eclipse time is different in different regions.
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In most areas of the total solar eclipse belt in China, you can see a total lunar eclipse for more than 4 minutes, ranging from 9: 00 am to 9: 37 am. As the ground is dark as night, we can see bright stars, and at the same time, partial solar eclipse can be seen all over China.
Pay attention to when observing the total solar eclipse:
1, direct observation without naked eyes or optical equipment.
When watching the total solar eclipse, the first thing to pay attention to is not to look directly at the sun with the naked eye or any optical equipment (such as telescopes). This is not only a suggestion, but also a very serious warning. If you look directly at it with the naked eye, the sun's rays will not only make you blind, but even burn your eyes.
When used with optical equipment, the magnifying glass focuses the sun's rays on a small point, and its intensity may damage the retina of the observer and even lead to blindness.
This is very important, because the retina can't feel the pain, so it won't notice whether it is burnt out. It is best to use eclipse glasses that can filter out dangerous light. Observe for about 3 minutes and let your eyes rest. It's safer.
2. Pay attention to the potential dangers of optical equipment.
When observing the solar eclipse with optical projection, don't put your hands or flammable objects near the eyepiece. Focused sunlight can easily cause fire or damage. At the same time, the telescope must be cooled from time to time, and prolonged exposure to the sun will lead to overheating and fracture of the eyepiece.