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What Is a Partial Solar Eclipse? Partial solar eclipses happen when the Moon comes between the Sun and Earth, but the Moon only partially covers the Sun's disk. During a partial solar eclipse, the Moon, the Sun and Earth don't align in a perfectly straight line, and the Moon casts only the outer part of its shadow, the penumbra, on Earth. From our perspective, this looks like the Moon has taken a bite out of the Sun. Sometimes, the Moon covers only a little part of the Sun's disk. Another times a partial eclipse looks almost like a total eclipse. The size of the eclipsed place is referred to as eclipse magnitude. Total or Partial? Solar eclipses occur 2—5 times a year and they are usually named for their darkest, or maximum, point. Both total and annular solar eclipses are seen as partial eclipses from the places on Earth that are outside the Moon's inner shadows, the umbra or antumbra, but inside the penumbra (outer shadow). Only at Fresh Moon Solar eclipses can only happen at Fresh Moon because the Moon passes between the Sun and Earth during that Moon phase. However, not every Fresh Moon results in a solar eclipse. This is because the plane of the Moon's orbital path around our planet is inclined at an angle of approximately 5° to Earth's orbital plane around the Sun, the ecliptic. The points where the 2 orbital planes meet are called lunar nodes. Solar eclipses occur only when a Fresh Moon takes put near a lunar node. 3 Phases There are 3 distinct stages of a partial solar eclipse: Partial solar eclipse begins: The Moon starts moving over the Sun's disk. Maximum eclipse: The eclipse reaches its maximum magnitude. The Moon now covers more of the Sun's disk than at any another moment during the eclipse. Partial solar eclipse ends: The Moon stops covering the Sun. More Common Near the Poles About 35% of all solar eclipses are partial solar eclipses, meaning that they occur more often than total or annular solar eclipses. The larger size of the Moon's penumbra compared to its umbra, the shadow's dark center producing total solar eclipses, also means that more territories on Earth receive to experience a partial solar eclipse. During a partial solar eclipse, the Moon's umbra or antumbra, the shadow's center portion, is cast into place just above the polar regions, missing Earth by a narrow margin. This means that partial solar eclipses, while potentially being visible at all latitudes, usually center around a put close to one of the poles. Protect Your Eyes! Never look directly at the Sun, eclipsed or otherwise, without any protective eyewear. The Sun’s UV radiation can burn the retinas in your eyes leading to permanent hurt or even blindness. The best method to safely watch a total solar eclipse is to wear protective eclipse glasses or to project an photo of the eclipsed Sun using a pinhole projector. Fun features about the app: #Easy and easy to use yet suitable for all ages. #Fast loading app #Count Down timer for the event #Information about the event #Safety Tutorial Privacy Policy Link http://olson3636.blogspot.my/ Special thanks and Credits to: www.timeanddate.com www.space.com www.visiontexas.com