From 13:29 to 17:37 on December 3, Beijing time, the moon moved between the earth and the sun, casting its mysterious shadow on the earth, forming a total solar eclipse spectacle. During this period, many countries and regions in the southern hemisphere can enjoy this scene.
During this total solar eclipse, the entire solar eclipse can be seen in Antarctica. It is worth mentioning that Antarctica is currently in the polar day, and the sun does not set throughout the day. When the polar day meets the total solar eclipse, a short night appears in Antarctica, breaking the state that the polar day is always day.
It is understood that the total eclipse zone starts in the southern Atlantic Ocean, passes through Antarctica, and ends in the southern Pacific Ocean. During this period, Chile, South Africa, New Zealand, Australia and other southern hemisphere countries and regions can see some solar eclipse wonders.
Source: Global International Video News Agency
Original title: The spectacle of total solar eclipse debuts in Antarctica’s polar day and short “dark night”
Editor in charge: Cao Di
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