The first rare total solar eclipse can only be seen online in many regions of the world except North America, when it will be visible from the Pacific coastal state of Mazatlan in Mexico, to the eastern coast of Newfoundland in Canada.
NASA is providing a live broadcast of the eclipse scenes ( tomorrow morning time in most Arab countries ), and today, Monday, April 8, the world is witnessing the first rare total solar eclipse, awaited by millions across the North American continent, in one of the rarest cases of total eclipses.To the sun.
The eclipse will only be visible in Central America and North America, passing through Mexico, the United States, and Canada. It will not be seen in many regions around the world, as is the case with the Arabian Peninsula or all Arab countries. Footage of it will be available to broadcast over the Internet from NASA and others around eight in the morning. The passage of the moon in front of the sun will completely obscure its vision, turning day into night for a few minutes, with the moon lined up, separating the earth from the sun for a period of 4 minutes and 28 seconds, according toNASA.
