A data visualization produced by NASA provides detailed information about the path of the April 8 event.
solar eclipse. Photo: Unsplash
with Total Solar Eclipse 2024 Approaching, astronomy enthusiasts are eager to witness one of the most anticipated events of the year. He Monday, April 8 Represents a date where millions of people exist Mexico, America and regions Canada They will get a chance to experience a unique show.
This makes the event even more exciting rare. According to experts National Astronomy and Space Administration (NASA)They will pass by at random 400 years Before a solar eclipse is visible again from the same observation points on our planet.
Different areas of the map indicate where the solar eclipse will be visible. Video: NASA.
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The map provides important data for observing the solar eclipse
To help enthusiasts and visitors prepare for this exceptional astronomical event, The NASA published a detailed map showing The exact path of the eclipse in its full phase.
This map is not only revealing Where can you find it? The eclipse in its full glory, but also provides information about Duration of event In different cities throughout his life.
solar eclipse. Photo: Unsplash.
One of the notable features of the map Visual representation Areas that will experience the totality of the eclipse. Additionally, it provides accurate data on duration Darkness surrounds every partBeing North of Mexico And this State of Texas Some privileged places in this regard are, A maximum of 4 minutes and 28 seconds.
However, the eclipse experience is not limited to areas within this range. In many cities Mexico They will also get a chance to witness the event, albeit in its partial form. will be from Mazatlan Inside Sinaloa Even cities like Durango, Coahuila and south of the state Texas.
A NASA map showing the path of the eclipse on April 8, 2024. Photo: NASA.
And, even from areas outside the total zone Monterey, Chihuahua And this Mexico CityYou can enjoy a Partial solar eclipse with different percentages of sunlight. Thanks for this map NASASpectators and fans can plan their experiences to maximize this spectacle.
