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I knew that you had  to where a different kind of glasses

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The sun can hurt eyes

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that it would damage your eye

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What i new is if you look in the Solar Eclipse with a naked eye you can become blind

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you need to where special glasses on August 21

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how do  the moon blocks the sun

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that have to keep your glass on all time

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you could get blind and you cant breang

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it makes you go blind

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how can you be blind when most of the sun is covered from the moon?

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the sun can hurt are eyes

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That the sun does not move but only the moon and earth circle around the sun

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that you have to keep your glasses on and if you don't you can go blind.

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the moon follow a path of tottialty

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the sun is bad on August 21 you need to where glasses

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the sun can hurt your eyes

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I learned that when the moon, the earth, and the sun line up so then the moon makes a shadow

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if you breang your dog out side it can hurt the dogs eyes

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the solar eclipse can blind you

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when the moon is cover how you get blind

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I knew you had to where this special type of glasses

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how it can damage your eyes

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why did the moon cover the sun

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why did the moon cover the sun and circle around it

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when the moon covers the sun.

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you can't look a the sun with sunglasses.

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the moon cover the sun complty

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why will it burn your eyes

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when did the first eclipse happen

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the moon only covers the sun on some of the earth

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can hurt your eyes

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I knew that the Solar Eclipse can damage you eyes.

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i already knew about the se

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you can only look at the sun with your special glasses

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Who discovered the eclipse

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When was the first ever eclipse

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why will it burn your eyes

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is it comeing again

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why does this happen only in a very long time?

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the moon goes in the middle and the sun in friant

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if you bring a pet outside and it looks up it will go blind

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the sun hits light on the moon and the moon makes a shadow on the earth

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how does it make u blind?

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that you can still go blind even when it's darker.

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So far, the longest duration in which the moon totally covered the sun, known as totality, was during the solar eclipse of July 22, 2009. This total solar eclipse had a maximum duration of 6 minutes and 39 seconds. The longest possible duration of a total solar eclipse is 7 minutes and 32 seconds. The longest annular solar eclipse of the 21st century took place on January 15, 2010, with a duration of 11 minutes and 8 seconds. The possible maximum duration is 12 minutes and 29 seconds. The eclipse of May 20, 2050, will be the second hybrid eclipse in the span of less than one year, the first one being on November 25, 2049.[a]

A solar eclipse (Annular) last occurred February 26, 2017, the next solar eclipse (Total) is currently occurring on August 21, 2017.

The list contains the date and time of the greatest eclipse (in dynamical time, which in this case is the time when the axis of the Moon's shadow cone passes closest to the centre of Earth; this is in Universal Time). The number of the saros series that the eclipse belongs to is given, followed by the magnitude of the eclipse (the fraction of the Sun's diameter obscured by the Moon) and the type of the eclipse (either total, annular, partial or hybrid). For total and annular eclipses, the duration of the eclipse is given, as well as the location of the greatest eclipse (the point of maximum eclipse) and the path width of the total or annular eclipse. The geographical areas from which the eclipse can be seen are listed.[3]

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you need special glasses so you don't get blind

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the moon covered the sun and it is completely AWESOME!!!!!!!!

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will you still go blind when i night time

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Why a total solar eclipse is such a big deal

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My comment is i like how it felt like it was really close and you can feel like you were touching it

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I saw that  the sun was very bright and that you could see 80 percent of it.

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What creates a total solar eclipse?

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kentuky sees the full eclips but we don't.

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it looked  like in half of a circle at are view.

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it looked like a sandwich

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why does the eclipse go today

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when I looked at the solar eclipse it kind barely looked like a red banana, but I saw the moon moving a little but over the sun. it looked awesome.\

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it was amazing

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It was soo cool and when I saw it it was like kinda orange and the part that was showing it looked like a cresent moon.

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its kind of cool that like some country's get different percent like us we got about 85 and Kentucky got 100 percent

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What Will Happen During the Solar Eclipse?

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its cool because i saw a eclipse for the first time in my life

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it was amazing almost all the way covered

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I learned there are  many different ways to  look at the  Solar  Eclipse .

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something about the eclipehbsja uwabvyhds vuh

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That the moon covers the sun which will make a hole in the sky

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That the moon covers the sun which will make a hole in the sky

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soo when I saw it it was so amazing and I thought that it would look really different

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Don't look at the eclipse without special 

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Don't look at the eclipse without special 

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I knew how a Solar Eclipse happens this is how

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why does it happen

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I knew how a Solar Eclipse can blind you because the Solar Eclipse is like half the sun so it can burn your eyes

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why did the moon cover the sun and circle around it

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s I write this blog, I realize that the event is more than a year away. But it’s going to be so huge that I thought I’d list some of the important details for our readership, the general public, and the media. Hey, it’s never too early for knowledge, right? Anyway, these are the facts.

1. This will be the first total solar eclipse in the continental U.S. in 38 years. The last one occurred February 26, 1979. Unfortunately, not many people saw it because it clipped just five states in the Northwest and the weather for the most part was bleak. Before that one, you have to go back to March 7, 1970.

2. A solar eclipse is a lineup of the Sun, the Moon, and Earth. The Moon, directly between the Sun and Earth, casts a shadow on our planet. If you’re in the dark part of that shadow (the umbra), you’ll see a total eclipse. If you’re in the light part (the penumbra), you’ll see a partial eclipse.

3. A solar eclipse happens at New Moon. The Moon has to be between the Sun and Earth for a solar eclipse to occur. The only lunar phase when that happens is New Moon.

4. Solar eclipses don’t happen at every New Moon. The reason is that the Moon’s orbit tilts 5° to Earth’s orbit around the Sun. Astronomers call the two intersections of these paths nodes. Eclipses only occur when the Sun lies at one node and the Moon is at its New (for solar eclipses) or Full (for lunar eclipses) phase. During most (lunar) months, the Sun lies either above or below one of the nodes, and no eclipse happens.

5. Eclipse totalities are different lengths. The reason the total phases of solar eclipses vary in time is because Earth is not always at the same distance from the Sun and the Moon is not always the same distance from Earth. The Earth-Sun distance varies by 3 percent and the Moon-Earth distance by 12 percent. The result is that the Moon’s apparent diameter can range from 7 percent larger to 10 percent smaller than the Sun.

6. It's all about magnitude and obscuration. Astronomers categorize each solar eclipse in terms of its magnitude and obscuration, and I don’t want you to be confused when you encounter these terms. The magnitude of a solar eclipse is the percent of the Sun’s diameter that the Moon covers during maximum eclipse. The obscuration is the percent of the Sun’s total surface area covered at maximum. Here's an example: If the Moon covers half the Sun's diameter (in this case the magnitude equals 50 percent), the amount of obscuration (the area of the Sun's disk the Moon blots out) will be 39.1 percent.

7. Solar eclipses occur between Saros cycles. Similar solar and lunar eclipses recur every 6,585.3 days (18 years, 11 days, 8 hours). Scientists call this length of time a Saros cycle. Two eclipses separated by one Saros cycle are similar. They occur at the same node, the Moon’s distance from Earth is nearly the same, and they happen at the same time of year.

8. Everyone in the continental U.S. will see at least a partial eclipse. In fact, if you have clear skies on eclipse day, the Moon will cover at least 48 percent of the Sun’s surface. And that’s from the northern tip of Maine.

9. It’s all about totality. Not to cast a shadow on things, but likening a partial eclipse to a total eclipse is like comparing almost dying to dying. I know that 48 percent sounds like a lot. It isn’t. You won’t even notice your surroundings getting dark. And it doesn’t matter whether the partial eclipse above your location is 48, 58, or 98 percent. Only totality reveals the true celestial spectacle: the diamond ring, the Sun’s glorious corona, strange colors in our sky, and seeing stars in the daytime.

10. You want to be on the center line. This probably isn’t a revelation, but the Moon’s shadow is round. If it were square, it wouldn’t matter where you viewed totality. People across its width would experience the same duration of darkness. The shadow is round, however, so the longest eclipse occurs at its center line because that’s where you’ll experience the Moon’s shadow’s full width.

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I learned about the Solar Eclipse is you can only see the full Solar Eclipse if you are in the path way of totality.