Annual solar eclipse on February 17: Will it be visible in India? Check time and details
On February 17, an annular solar eclipse will occur, primarily observable in regions such as Antarctica and parts of southern South America and Africa. During this celestial event, the Moon will cover the Sun's center, leaving a ring-like appearance visible from specific locations. Unfortunately for Indian viewers, this eclipse will not be visible in the country. The last solar eclipse visible in India occurred in 2020, and the next opportunity for Indian skywatchers to witness a solar eclipse will be in 2025. Solar eclipses are significant astronomical events, drawing interest from both enthusiasts and scientists alike, who study their impact on various natural phenomena. As preparations for this eclipse unfold in regions where it will be visible, the astronomical community is expected to engage in various activities, including public viewing events and educational sessions to raise awareness about such cosmic occurrences.
Originally reported by Hindustan Times India. Read original article
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