When will they be the next eclipses?: Do you know dates, schedules and which will be visible

The astronomical year began with everything. The full moon of March brought with him a lunar eclipse total during the night of March 13 to 14. In this event, the natural satellite acquired A reddish huephenomenon known as blood moon.

This show was visible in much of the American continent, which offered a unique opportunity to observe how The Shadow of the Earth completely covered the lunar surface. Those who managed to see it could witness a gradual color change, which went from a silver tone to a reddish as the earthly atmosphere leaked indirect sunlight.

Behind him lunar eclipse March, the year will have other three astronomical events which can be observed in different regions of the world. Each of them will offer a different visual experience, which will depend on the concealment phase and the visibility zone, according to Central az.

This can be seen in Europe, northern Asia, North and West of Africa, much of North America and north of South America, according to NASA. The moon will partially cover the sun, which will generate A reduction in the intensity of sunlight. In some regions, the change in lighting can be felt remarkable, with a temporary decrease in more diffuse temperature and shadows.

The space agency made a picture with the Start and completion hours in which the next solar eclipse can be observed:

Below “start of the partial eclipse” indicates that the eclipse will begin before dawn and the given time is for dawn. (POT) The schedules are written in the Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). He Summer schedule

of the East (EDT) is four hours behind the UTC schedule, so

This type of eclipse allows us to observe the phenomenon with adequate solar filters or projecting the image of the sun on a flat surface. September 7 and 8: Total lunar eclipse Visibility will be in Europe, Asia, Australia, Africa, parts of the

West of North America and east of South America.During this eclipse,

– Kiichiro Sato September 21: Partial Solar EclipseWith the arrival of boreal fall, another phenomenon approaches that can be seen alone in the Southern Australia. In this event, the moon will partially stand between the sun and the earth, which

will reduce sunlight

These types of eclipses are less visually impressive than totals, but they are still an interesting opportunity to observe the effects of the interaction between the moon and the sun. Recommendations to observe themTo enjoy these astronomical events, it is recommended Use adequate ray filters by observing solar eclipsessince looking directly in the sun without protection can cause irreversible damage to the view. For lunar eclipses, the ideal is to be located in a place with

Low light pollution and a clear sky