When the moon passes between the Earth and the sun, a solar eclipse occurs.
These are always magnificent events. However, total solar eclipses, in which the moon totally blocks out the sun
totally blocks out the sun from Earth's view, are particularly remarkable.
On April 8, 2024, a similar eclipse will be visible over a significant portion of North America.
Sky watchers can savor the scenery during such time.
They are also able to participate in scientific studies.
There is a lot of excitement in solar research about the impending eclipse.
its most active phase on April 8. Every eleven years, the sun achieves its "solar maximum." It occurs when the sun's surface is blasted with charged particles and radiates more energy. These solar storms pose a threat to Earth-orbiting satellites.