Is an annular solar eclipse a rare sight, will it have any impact on our daily lives?

An annular solar eclipse doesn't really have any effect on our daily lives, and this spectacular sight will only make us stop** and may leave us in awe.

If we talk about influence, it will let us understand astronomy and other things, and it will also attract us to **, and even understand the process and cause of the total solar eclipse, etc., which will also satisfy our curiosity to a certain extent.

It doesn't have any impact on our daily lives, at most it's dark for a while.

Solar and lunar eclipses are typical examples of light propagating in a straight line in celestial bodies. It is not every time a solar eclipse occurs when the moon moves between the sun and the earth, and two conditions need to be met for a solar eclipse to occur. First, solar eclipses always occur on New Year's Day (the first day of the lunar calendar).

Eclipses are not guaranteed on all new suns, because the Moon's orbit (the white path) and the Sun's orbit (the ecliptic) are not in the same plane. The plane of the white and the plane of the ecliptic have an angle of 5°9. A solar eclipse can occur if both the Sun and the Moon move near the intersection of the white and ecliptic at the New Moon, and the Sun is at a certain angle from the intersection (eclipse limit), which is the second condition to be met.

Since the orbits of the Moon and the Earth are not perfectly circular, and the distance between the Sun and the Moon and the Earth is sometimes near and far, the shadow formed by the sun's rays being obscured by the Moon can be divided into umbra, pseudoumbra (formed when the Moon is far away from the Earth) and penumbra on the Earth. The observer is in the umbra range and can see a total solar eclipse; An annular solar eclipse can be seen in the pseudoumbra range; In the penumbra range, only a partial solar eclipse can be seen.

There are many high mountains on the surface of the moon, and the edge of the moon is untidy. When the valley on the edge of the moon fails to completely cover the sun at the moment of eclipse or the arrival of light, the uncovered part forms a luminous area, like a crystal "diamond"; The pale red ring around it forms the "ring" of the diamond ring, which looks like a diamond ring inlaid with brilliant gemstones. Sometimes many particularly bright rays or points of light are formed, as if a string of pearls is set around the sun, called the Berei pearl (Beli was a French astronomer).

An annular solar eclipse is a type of solar eclipse. It occurs when the central part of the sun is dark and the edges are still bright, forming a halo. This is because the Moon is between the Sun and the Earth, but it is far away from the Earth and cannot completely cover the Sun.

During an annular solar eclipse, the projections of objects sometimes overlap.

The essence of an annular solar eclipse is actually because the Moon is far away from the Earth, the Moon's umbra cannot reach the ground, and its extension passes through the ground, and people in the area of the umbra extension of the lunar shadow (artifact zone) can see the annular solar eclipse. If the Moon is closer to Earth and the Moon Shadow Umbra can reach the ground, people under the Umbra will see a total solar eclipse.

An annular solar eclipse is also associated with the Earth and the Moon itself. Because both the Earth and the Moon are opaque spheres, the light that the Sun hits is sometimes blocked by the Moon. When the first and second days of the lunar calendar are the first and second days of the lunar calendar, an annular solar eclipse may occur.

On the above days, if the Earth, Moon, and Sun are in the same straight line, an annular solar eclipse occurs. The light emitted by the sun is blocked by the moon, and in the shadow zone of the moon, people cannot receive sunlight, so they cannot see the sun. And because the distance from the moon to the earth is different from the distance from the moon to the sun, and the moon is much larger from the sun than the moon from the earth, the moon will catch the sun and only expose part of the surrounding area, so an annular solar eclipse is formed.

The radius of the Moon's revolution around the Earth is an ellipse, and the Moon is sometimes close to the Earth and sometimes far from the Earth.

When the Moon is close to the Earth, the Moon's shadow forms a dark part of the Earth, and in this dark part, no part of the Sun can be seen, which is a total eclipse.

When the moon is far away from the earth, the shadow of the moon does not extend to the earth, and the sun is seen near the intersection of the sun, the extension of the moon and the ground, and the moon cannot block all of the sun, only the middle part of the sun, and the surrounding part can be seen. It is for annular eclipse.

A solar eclipse is an astronomical phenomenon that obscures the view of the sun when the moon orbits between the earth and the sun. Therefore, people in the solar hemisphere at this moment cannot see the full sun, but only the mutilated sun, which is a solar eclipse. Solar eclipses include total solar eclipses, annular solar eclipses, and partial solar eclipses, which are caused by different parts and sizes of the Moon occluding the Sun.

An annular solar eclipse is a type of solar eclipse, in ancient times, people called the solar eclipse celestial phenomenon "Tengu Eclipse Sun", and "Tengu Eclipse Moon", the ancients considered the annular solar eclipse to be a bad omen.

According to the understanding of the ancients, the reason why a solar eclipse occurs is that the will of heaven intervenes in the world and warns the king, and "the sun does not eclipse and the stars do not contradict" is "to live a peaceful and prosperous world". Whenever a solar eclipse occurred, the ancients would knock on the door and beat the drum to pray for the sun to return to full speed as soon as possible. Due to the limitations of ancient science, the vision of a solar eclipse is often mistaken for a bad omen.

China has been recording solar eclipses for a long time, and in the Spring and Autumn Period, there were 37 solar eclipses. There are even more records of solar eclipses in the history books, with more than 1,000 solar eclipses recorded. The ancient Chinese explained the scientific interpretation of solar eclipses as yin invading yang, and China has long known that the moon, which is regarded as yin, obscures the sun that is regarded as yang, and causes a solar eclipse, which is also called a tengu eclipse.

The ancients felt that solar eclipses often portended some disasters, and when solar eclipses occurred, the ancient Chinese court would also take action, and the Chinese believed that the sky represented nature, and the sun had the highest status in nature, and the emperor was called the Son of Heaven, which meant that he was sent by heaven to manage the people.

According to the records of the ancient book Shunzhen Palace, whenever there was a solar eclipse in the Han Dynasty, the emperor did not go to the main hall to do the early dynasty, but to the small hall next to the side hall to carry out the early dynasty, and everything was simple. Moreover, the sun symbolizes grace, so after a solar eclipse, the imperial court will lightly pay for the meager endowment and help the people, which is called Shun Tianzhi.