Pedro Duque, Astronaut: Only During the Whole Eclipse Can We Take Off Our Glasses.
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Next August 12th will take place a very important moment in the recent history of Spain. That day will occur the first total eclipse of Sun visible from our country in more than a hundred years. And this has been generating a great stir for a few months from many fronts. All those who have been waiting for this great moment already rub their hands and have already closed their plan to witness this astronomical event so important. However, we mus…
Among the practical tips on where to stand to see the eclipse of August 12 or what glasses to wear, Pedro Duque slides in his videos some data that does not have an immediate utility, but that is hovering in the head long after having closed the application. This time the data has to see ... Continue reading "Pedro Duque, Spanish astronaut, about a curiosity that few people know: «The Moon is getting farther away from the Earth, and within milli…
These details don't happen in the sky, you don't need glasses to see them and they will last much longer than the whole.
Pedro Duque explains the only moment of the solar eclipse of August 12, when we can take off our glasses and look at the sky directly: it will be during the whole, which will last less than two minutes
The key to being able to see the phenomenon at its peak, and without risk of eye damage, is to avoid exposure to the powerful sunlight as soon as it begins to reappear after totality.
The Spanish astronaut has explained the mechanics that govern this astronomical phenomenon, which in the distant future will cease to occur. In addition, he has given his five essentials to observe it safely.
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