When will there be a solar eclipse? When did the eclipse occur

Solar eclipses always occur on the first day of the lunar calendar, because on the first day of the lunar calendar, the moon is between the sun and the earth, when the three celestial bodies are roughly in a straight line, the shadow of the moon will be cast on the earth, and people in the moon shadow cannot see the sun or can only see part of the sun, which occurs a solar eclipse.

When the Moon is in the middle of the Sun and Earth, there will be a solar eclipse, and a few years ago, there was a special solar eclipse, if it was a major solar eclipse phenomenon, the newspapers, the Internet would have it.

Solar eclipses usually occur on the New Year's Day, the first day of the lunar month, because this is when the Moon is on the ground.

When the Earth and the Sun collide, the Moon blocks the Sun's light from the Earth, and a solar eclipse occurs. However, since the Earth's orbit (ecliptic) and the moon's orbit (white path) are at an angle of 5°9, not every lunar eclipse occurs on the first day of the lunar calendar. A solar eclipse is also known as a solar eclipse, and in folklore, this phenomenon is called a tengu eclipse.

Solar eclipses only occur at the New Year, when the Moon and the Sun are conjunct. Solar eclipses are divided into partial solar eclipses, total solar eclipses, annular solar eclipses, and total annular eclipses. You can't look directly at the sun when observing a solar eclipse, otherwise it will cause temporary blindness, and in severe cases, permanent blindness.

The main reason why a total solar eclipse is valued is that it is of great astronomical value, because the moon will dim the originally dazzling sun, and reveal the coronal layer that is not easy to observe. There have been many major astronomical and physical discoveries in the history of science that have been made using the opportunity of total solar eclipses, and only through such chances.

In China, the first two total solar eclipses were only visible in remote areas. Once in 1980, there was only Ruili in Yunnan, on the border between China and Myanmar.

Region visible. The other time was after the Spring Festival in 1997, on the Sino-Russian border, at Mohe, the northernmost point of China. Visible.

The solar eclipse is at the time of the full moon, which is also celebrated on the 15th day of the lunar calendar, and there are three main types of total solar eclipses, partial solar eclipses and annular solar eclipses.

An eclipse is an astronomical spectacle in which a celestial body is completely or partially obscured by another celestial body or its dark shadow. The principle of a solar eclipse is caused by the fact that parts of the Earth are obscured by the shadow of the moon.

A solar eclipse is when the moon circles the earth and turns between the sun and the earth, if the sun, the moon, and the earth are exactly lined up or close to a straight line, the moon blocks the sunlight that shoots to the earth, and the black shadow behind the moon falls on the earth, and the solar eclipse phenomenon occurs.