Warning gazing at the eclipse without a certified eclipse glasses will cause permanent eye damage. Other options to watch the eclipse include - the pin hole camera effect - watching the projected image of the sun
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Warning gazing at the eclipse without a certified eclipse glasses will cause permanent eye damage. Other options to watch the eclipse include - the pin hole camera effect - watching the projected image of the sun
#annularET#ringoffire#ESSS#ESSTI#EAROAD#KMU#MOCT
10 days to go for the 2020 Annular eclipse, the Moon is moving 4cm away from earth each year, in 600 million years there will not be a total solar eclipse as the Moon is farther away from earth to fully cover the Sun #annularET#ringoffire#ESSS#ESSTI#KMU#MOCT
20 days left for the June 21 Annular eclipse. The eclipse will start 12:50 Local time at western and southern part of Ethiopia and ends around 3:25 ( it will last 2 hour and 35 minute). Annularity will occur from 1:55 - 2:00 at different towns in Ethiopia #annularET#ringoffire
The Annular Eclipse ring of fire in Ethiopia will pass through Mendi, Bombasi, Meti, Chaltu, Enjibara, Nifas mewcha, Gashena, Lalibela, Korom, Alamata and Afar Afdera. For the rest of Ethiopia we will experience 80% of sun coverage
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30 days to go for the June 21, 2020 Annular eclipse, safety first observing the sun with the naked eye will cause permanent eye damage, make sure to use either a standard solar glass, pin hole camera or solar filter for camera and smart phone #annularET#ringoffire
A solar eclipse occurs when the Moon comes in between the Sun and Earth and casts a shadow on some portion of the Earth. It can be a total, annular (ring of fire) or partial coverage #EthiopianAnnularEclipse#annularET#ringoffire
June 21, 2020 Ethiopia will experience one of the most captivating natural phenomenon, an annular eclipse, it is where the disk of the moon fails to cover the whole of the sun and leaves behind a fiery ring,
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