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Ring of fireplace solar eclipse of 2023 is one week away!
The stage is ready for certainly one of the best sun events of 2023, if not the best skywatching event of the 12 months!
We’re officially one week away from the annular solar eclipse of Oct. 14 and is one that would potentially be visible to thousands and thousands of individuals across the US. While not a complete solar eclipse, the annular eclipse will offer a “ring of fireplace” effect for observers in the trail of maximum coverage, because the moon is not going to completely cover the sun through the event. As an alternative, it is going to leave a small ring of the sun visible, also called an annulus, hence its name.
Ultimate guide to October’s ‘ring of fireplace’ solar eclipse
The trail of annularity will cross parts of Oregon, Nevada, Utah, Arizona, Latest Mexico and Texas before moving on to Central and South America. When you should not in the trail of annularity, you may give you the option to see partial solar eclipse, BUT BE SURE TO USE PROTECTIVE SOLAR ECLIPSE GLASSES to guard your eyes and vision.
Here’s a have a look at a few of Space.com’s resources for the solar eclipse to aid you prepare for the event. We’ll have day by day stories leading as much as the event.
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