Qorrax-madoobaad dhaca Arbacada 12-ka Agoosto oo dunida ka muuqda
Waxaa maanta oo Arbaco ah, 12-ka Agoosto la filayaa inuu ka dhaco qaybo kala duwan oo dunida ah qorrax madoobaad. Meelaha qaar ayaa laga arki doonaa madoobaad buuxa, halka meelo kalana laga arki doono madoobaad qayb ah.
Goorta iyo meesha uu ka dhacayo
Madoobaadka buuxa ayaa la filayaa in laga arki doonaa: Waqooyiga Ruushka, Greenland, Iceland, Isbayn iyo Boortaqiiska. Madoobaadkan lagama arki doono Turkiga. Madoobaadka qorraxda ee xiga ee laga daawan karo Turkiga wuxuu noqon doonaa madoobaad qayb ahaan ah, kaas oo dhici doona 2-da Agoosto, 2027.
Muddada madoobaadka buuxu waxay noqon doontaa mid aad u gaaban, wax ka yar laba daqiiqo iyo bar. Qaybo ka mid ah waqooyiga Maraykanka, Kanada, waqooyi-galbeed Afrika, iyo meelo badan oo Yurub ah waxay arki doonaan madoobaad qayb ahaan ah, iyadoo meelo qaarkood in ka badan 90% Qorraxda la dabooli doono.
Sida uu u socdo madoobaadka
Sida ay sheegtay NASA, madoobaadka buuxa wuxuu ka bilaaban doonaa duhurnimada meel yar oo fog oo ku taalla waqooyiga Ruushka. Kadibna iyadoo Dhulku wareegayo, madoobaadku wuxuu u gudbi doonaa dhinaca Isbayn, halkaas oo laga arki doono fiidkii wax yar ka hor qorrax-dhaca.
Dhacdadan waxay sii noqon doontaa mid gaar ah, maadaama qaybo ka mid ah Afrika iyo qaaradda Yurub ay arki doonaan madoobaad ku beegan qorrax-dhac, taas oo macnaheedu yahay in Qorraxdu qayb ahaan madoobaan doonto iyadoo dhacaysa.
Daawashada badbaadada leh
Waa muhiim inaan si toos ah loogu fiirin Qorraxda inta uu madoobaadku socdo. Xitaa haddii aad xirato muraayadaha qorraxda ee caadiga ah, waxay dhaawac joogto ah u geysan karaan isha, gaar ahaan qaybta aragga ee loo yaqaan retina.
Qorraxda u fiirso oo keliya haddii aad xirato muraayado gaar ah oo loogu talagalay daawashada madoobaadka qorraxda, kuwaas oo aad uga madow muraayadaha qorraxda caadiga ah, isla markaana waafaqsan heerka caalamiga ah ee ISO 12312-2.
A total solar eclipse is scheduled for Wednesday, August 12, with the Moon passing directly between the Earth and the Sun to cast a brief shadow across parts of the globe. Viewers in Northern Russia, Greenland, Iceland, Spain, and Portugal will witness totality, while many other regions will see a partial eclipse as the Sun appears crescent-shaped.
How a Solar Eclipse Works
A solar eclipse occurs when the Moon moves between the Earth and the Sun, blocking all or part of the Sun's light. During a total eclipse, the sky darkens dramatically and resembles twilight, visible only to observers within the Moon's central shadow path.
A partial eclipse happens when the Moon passes in front of the Sun but is too far away to cover it completely. In this case, the Sun appears crescent-shaped, and a bright ring of light may be seen around the Moon's edge.
Where and When to Watch
NASA says the total eclipse will begin in the afternoon in a small area of Northern Russia before moving westward to Spain, where it will be visible in the evening just before sunset. The total phase will last less than two and a half minutes.
Parts of the northern United States, Canada, western Africa, and much of Europe will see a partial eclipse, with some areas covering more than 90% of the Sun. This event is unique because parts of Africa and Europe will see the eclipse at sunset.
Safety Tips for Viewing
It is critical not to look directly at the Sun during the eclipse, even with regular sunglasses, as this can cause permanent damage to the retina. Only use special eclipse glasses that meet the international standard ISO 12312-2.
Even with proper glasses, do not use cameras, telescopes, or binoculars to view the Sun, as concentrated rays can burn the protective lens. Indirect methods, such as using two pieces of cardboard with a small hole, or watching live broadcasts like NASA's, are safe alternatives.
