What natural disasters have occurred since a total solar eclipse?

A solar eclipse is a higher natural phenomenon, and natural disasters are also natural phenomena. As for why a solar eclipse is an "advanced" natural phenomenon, it is because it occurs in space, while natural disasters only occur inside the lost ball. But outer space can definitely affect the Earth.

It can be induced after a solar eclipse** (I just say induced), as can be seen from historical records, for example, on April 29, 1976, the annular solar eclipse passed through the Atlantic Ocean, northwest Africa, Turkey, the former Soviet Union, and China. After this solar eclipse, there were six strong earthquakes of magnitude 7 or higher in China: two strong earthquakes in Longling, Yunnan Province on May 29, Tangshan, Hebei Province, Luanxian, Hebei Province** on July 28, Songpan and Pingwujian in Sichuan on August 16, and Songpan and Pingwujian in Sichuan on August 23.

On August 16, Mindoro in the Philippines had a major event. Of course, the above are hypothetical correlations (yes), because the ** of the earth is at least related to the solid tidal force, and the two celestial bodies that have the greatest influence on the tidal force are the sun, the moon, and the eclipse day, the two forces are superimposed, and of course the tidal force on the earth is greater. In fact, on this day, a small earthquake occurred in the southwest of Yunnan Province.

Of course, the above judgment may be a bit of a coincidence. During a solar eclipse, the Earth's magnetic field changes, which affects the Earth's meteorology and the health of living organisms. Of course, I'm not a professional, but I just read some books, if there's anything wrong, please correct me!

A solar eclipse is a high-order natural phenomenon.

View the world: A total solar eclipse can really be considered a disaster, and the sun comes and goes back and forth to bring sudden attacks to the power grid.

Solar eclipses and disasters have little impact. Since solar and lunar eclipses are both phenomena caused by the Sun, the Earth and the Moon joining together, there is a relatively obvious effect on the Earth, that is, the tidal force increases.

Whether the moon is between the earth and the sun, or the earth is between the sun and the moon, as long as the three are connected in a line, then under the gravitational influence of the sun and the moon on the earth, the "pulling" effect of the earth's seawater will be greater than usual, so that the seawater will rise and fall to a greater extent, so the intensity of tide rise and fall will be stronger.

The moon and the earth are in a straight line, and there will be a solar eclipse when the moon is in the center, which is a natural phenomenon and will not cause a disaster.

The moon moves between the sun and the earth, and if the three are exactly in a straight line, the moon will block the light of the sun to the earth, and the black shadow behind the moon will fall on the earth, and the phenomenon of solar eclipse will occur.

In folklore, this phenomenon is called the Tengu Eclipse Day. 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 conditions for a total solar eclipse to occur are that the Sun, the Moon, and the Earth are exactly aligned or close to a straight line, and the Moon blocks the sunlight that hits the Earth, and the dark shadow behind the Moon falls exactly on the Earth.

China has the oldest record of a total solar eclipse in the world, and there have been exact records of total solar eclipses in the first millennium BC. The process of a total solar eclipse can include the following five periods: the first loss, the eclipse, the eclipse, the light, and the restoration of the world.

Since the Moon orbits the Earth from west to east, solar eclipses always begin at the western edge of the Sun's circle. When the eastern edge of the moon first touches the circular surface of the sun (that is, the moment when the eastern edge of the lunar surface and the western edge of the lunar surface are tangent), it is called the first wancing. The first waning is the moment when the eclipse process begins.

Since the beginning of the food loss, it is the partial food stage. The moon continues to move eastward, and the part of the sun's circle that is obscured by the moon gradually increases.

A total solar eclipse is a relatively rare astronomical phenomenon that does not portend anything and does not represent what will happen. Tengu Eclipse Sun is the name given to the solar eclipse phenomenon in ancient China. Due to the limitations of ancient science, the vision of a solar eclipse is often mistaken for a bad omen.

Solar and lunar eclipses are natural celestial phenomena that have existed since ancient times, and there are many records of this in ancient civilizations in the world. On clay vessels and broken steles found in the ruins of Babylon and Nenevia, there are records of six ancient solar eclipses. The earliest of these took place in 911 BC.