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Today is the Last Solar Eclipse of the Year

Sunnews Desk: Today will be the last solar eclipse of the year. This solar eclipse can be seen on Saturday (December 4) from 11 a.m. to 3:07 p.m. When the moon moves between the sun and the earth and covers the sun, the dark side of the sun comes towards the earth.

Solar eclipses can be seen clearly from Antarctica, South Africa, Australia and South America. This eclipse will not be seen from the Indian subcontinent. This eclipse can be seen live online.

Solar eclipses are considered ominous in astrology. So it is necessary to follow some rules at this time.

Caution

>> Appropriate eye protection should be taken while watching the eclipse. There is a possibility of eye damage if you look at the sun with empty eyes for a long time.
>> A special solar filter to the lens is needed for viewing the eclipse.
>> It is not right to directly look at the sun, watching the sun's reflection on the water should be avoided.
>> Do not use ordinary sunglasses to watch the eclipse.

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