2023-04-19 15:09:24
He Hybrid Solar Eclipse We will be able to see it this Thursday, April 20 in different parts of the planet. This astronomical phenomenon will cause the sky to darken for a few moments. In the run up to this event, the NASA (National Administration of Aeronautics and Space) has been reporting the activities on this Solar Eclipse or Ningaloo, which appears as one of the most important of 2023. Here we tell you what time and where to see it safely.
When and at what time will the Hybrid Solar Eclipse 2023 be?
According to information from the NASA, this astronomical phenomenon is not something common, which is why it only represents 5% of solar eclipses. This event is also known in other places as the Total Annular Eclipse, for having the same characteristics. the day that you can see this eclipse will be on April 20, 2023 and its follow-up It can be done from 10 p.m. on Wednesday, April 19.
Where can you see the Solar Eclipse 2023?
The Hybrid Solar Eclipse of April 20 It can be seen through the official transmission of the NASA channel, which can be seen through its YouTube channel. Another option for To follow this phenomenon is the Time and DATE site: here you can see the event from 7:30 p.m. on April 19.
Times in the world and date to see the Solar Eclipse of April 2023
- You can see the April Hybrid Solar Eclipse from Spain at 6:16 am (April 20)
- You can see the April Hybrid Solar Eclipse from Germany at 6:16 am (April 20)
- You can see the April Hybrid Solar Eclipse from France at 6:16 am (April 20)
- You can see the April Hybrid Solar Eclipse from Italy at 6:16 am (April 20)
- You can see the April Hybrid Solar Eclipse from Argentina at 1:00 am (April 20)
- You can see the April Hybrid Solar Eclipse from Uruguay at 1:00 am (April 20)
- You can see the April Hybrid Solar Eclipse from the United States (ET) at 12:00 am (April 20)
- You can see the April Hybrid Solar Eclipse from Chile at 12:00 am (April 20)
- You can see the April Hybrid Solar Eclipse from Paraguay at 12:00 am (April 20)
- You can see the April Hybrid Solar Eclipse from Puerto Rico at 12:00 am (April 20)
- You can see the April Hybrid Solar Eclipse from Venezuela at 12:00 am (April 20)
- You can see the April Hybrid Solar Eclipse from Bolivia at 12:00 am (April 20)
- You can see the April Hybrid Solar Eclipse from Canada at 12:00 am (April 20)
- You can see the April Hybrid Solar Eclipse from the Dominican Republic at 12:00 am (April 20)
- You can see the April Hybrid Solar Eclipse from Peru at 11:00 pm (April 19)
- You can see the April Hybrid Solar Eclipse from Colombia at 11:00 pm (April 19)
- You can see the April Hybrid Solar Eclipse from Ecuador at 11:00 pm (April 19)
- You can see the April Hybrid Solar Eclipse from Panama at 11:00 pm (April 19)
- You can see the April Hybrid Solar Eclipse from Mexico at 10:00 pm (April 19)
- You can see the April Hybrid Solar Eclipse from Costa Rica at 10:00 pm (April 19)
- You can see the April Hybrid Solar Eclipse from Honduras at 10:00 pm (April 19)
- You can see the April Hybrid Solar Eclipse from Nicaragua at 10:00 pm (April 19)
- You can see the April Hybrid Solar Eclipse from El Salvador at 10:00 pm (April 19)
- You can see the April Hybrid Solar Eclipse from Guatemala at 10:00 pm (April 19)
- You can see the April Hybrid Solar Eclipse from the United States (PT) at 9:00 pm (April 19)
Where in the world will the Hybrid Solar Eclipse be seen best?
NASA reports that the Solar Eclipse 2023 It can be seen in Australia, Indonesia, New Zealand, Papua and New Guinea. However, for other parts of the world where it cannot be seen in person, NASA will broadcast the astronomical event live through its specialized portals or The Virtual Telescope Project. To fitIt should be noted that from Mexico, the US and Colombia, the hybrid solar eclipse can be observed online and live.
When are the next solar eclipses?
NASA has announced when the following eclipses will take place and where they can be seen. Next, these are:
- April 20, 2023 (total solar eclipse): It can be seen in Australia, Southeast Asia and Antarctica.
- October 14, 2023 (annular solar eclipse): It will be viewable in North America, Central America, and South America.
- April 8, 2024 (total solar eclipse): It can be seen in North America.
- October 2, 2024 (annular solar eclipse): It can be seen in South America and Antarctica.
It is important to know that NASA recommends using special glasses to observe eclipses, since it is harmful for the eyes to look directly at the Sun. Wearing sunglasses does not guarantee eye protection either.
What is a Hybrid Solar Eclipse?
An eclipse occurs when the Moon partially or totally blocks the light of the body, so that the sky darkens for a few minutes. Although they are rare, there is an even rarer event associated with the same phenomenon: the hybrid solar eclipse. This phenomenon intrigues astronomers and sky watchers because it “occurs only a few times a century.”
The hybrid solar eclipse combines the characteristics of partial, total, and annular eclipses. According to the information that can be found on the National Geographic platform, a hybrid solar eclipse is a rare event that meets the characteristics of a central solar eclipse, which can be annular in some places and total in others.
This is how Carol Redford, a specialist at Stargazers, the astronomical observation platform for beginners, explains it: “If the sun and the moon are almost exactly the same size as seen from Earth,” says the specialist, “it is possible that the moon does not completely cover to the sun at neither end of the path (annular), but will cover it in the middle of the path (full). this is what we call a hybrid, or annular-total, solar eclipse”, indicates the specialist.
The phenomenon occurs because the Earth is curved. When the distance of the Moon approaches its limit in the umbral shadow, the phenomenon is encouraged to have the characteristics of other more common solar eclipses. The mule solar eclipse becomes partial, and vice versa.
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