Today is an interesting and rather awe-inspiring day in a part of the Americas: we had an annular eclipse. Unlike a total eclipse, where the moon covers the sun in its entirety, an annual eclipse does not. That's because with the moon is at its furthest point from the earth, our celestial sister is not close enough to cover the sun completely. This results in what i called a Ring of Fire - produced when the moon is centered with the sun, resulting in a bright ring around the dark spot that is th...
Today is an interesting and rather awe-inspiring day in a part of the Americas: we had an annular eclipse. Unlike a total eclipse, where the moon covers the sun in its entirety, an annual eclipse does not. That's because with the moon is at its furthest point from the earth, our celestial sister is not close enough to cover the sun completely. This results in what i called a Ring of Fire - produced when the moon is centered with the sun, resulting in a bright ring around the dark spot that is th...
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