First partial Solar Eclipse of 2022 today, will not be visible in India; how to watch online
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Follow us Representative Image. (Getty Images) There will be a partial solar eclipse on April 30 and a total lunar eclipse on May 16 but none of the two celestial phenomena will be visible in India.The April 30 partial solar eclipse will be seen from the south and south-western parts of South America, Pacific and Atlantic oceans and most of the land mass of Antartica but will not be visible from this part of the world, the former director of M P Birla Planetarium said.Solar, Lunar Eclipses April/ May 2022
Solar Eclipse Date
April 30/May 1, 2022
Solar Eclipse will begin
At 12:15 am on May 1, 2022
Solar Eclipse will end
At 4.07 am on May 1
Lunar Eclipse Date
May 16, 2022
Lunar Eclipse will begin
At 7.02 am on May 16, 2022
Total Lunar Eclipse will begin
At 7:57 am on May 16, 2022
Total Lunar Eclipse will end
At 10:23 am on May 16, 2022
Partial Lunar eclipse will end
At 11:25 am on May 16, 2022
Solar Eclipse Time in India The partial solar eclipse will begin around 12:15 am on May 1, 2022. The maximum for India will be around 2.11 am and end at 4.07 am on May 1. As it will be night time in this country, no one will be see the cosmic event.Lunar EclipseThe lunar eclipse will take place during the daytime on May 16, 2022. It will start at 7.02 am and the total eclipse will begin at around 7.57 am. The maximum eclipse will be around 9.41 am when the Moon will be at the deepest part of Earth's shadow and the total eclipse will end at 10.23 am. The partial phase of the eclipse will end by 11.25 am.How to watch onlineIn the regions where the celestial phenomenon will not be visible, people can watch it online live. Several YouTube channels live stream it on their respective channels.No show in India Sky lovers, enthusiasts and amateur astronomers in India will be missing the "show" since it will happen during the daytime when the moon itself will not be present in the Indian skies.Where it can be seen?This eclipse, either in its totality or at its partial phases can be seen in southern and western parts of Europe and Asia, Africa large parts of North America, South America, Pacific, Atlantic and Indian Ocean regions and parts of Antartica.When will be next Solar Eclipse?The next partial solar eclipse will take place on October 25 and the partial lunar eclipse on November 8, both will be visible in India. People in India can see the partial solar eclipse on October 25 albeit for a very brief period just before sunset.What is Solar Eclipse?A solar eclipse occurs on a new moon day when the it comes between the Earth and the Sun. It then partially or totally blocks the Sun from the Earth for some time.What is Lunar Eclipse?A lunar eclipse occurs on a full moon night when the cosmic satellite passes through the shadow of the Earth.End of ArticleFOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA
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Representative Image. (Getty Images) There will be a partial solar eclipse on April 30 and a total lunar eclipse on May 16 but none of the two celestial phenomena will be visible in India.The April 30 partial solar eclipse will be seen from the south and south-western parts of South America, Pacific and Atlantic oceans and most of the land mass of Antartica but will not be visible from this part of the world, the former director of M P Birla Planetarium said.Solar, Lunar Eclipses April/ May 2022
