The partial solar eclipse will be seen in England and Ireland on June 10

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Eclipse Partial Solar Photographed in Bangkok, Thailand, on March 9, 2016

Eclipse partial diesel is set to Grace Skies in several parts of Europe, Asia and North America this week when the month passes between the Sun and the earth.


On June 10, the weather allowed, the skygazer in the Canadian, Russian and Greenland would see an annular eclipse, which occurred when the sun and the moon were exactly in line with the earth, but the size of the month was clearly smaller than the sun. , This causes the sun to appear as a very bright ring, or Annulus, in a phenomenon dubbed "fire ring".


Elsewhere, including Britain, Ireland, and the Northeast AS, observers will see a partial eclipse, making the sun look shaped.



If watching in the UK, the phenomenon will begin at 10.08am on June 10 and lasts up to 12.22 BC, with a maximum eclipse at 11.13 in the morning.


About 20 percent of the sun will be obscured in London, 32 percent in Glasgow, 73 percent in New York and 86 percent in Toronto.Although most of the solar discs will be borne, see the sun which is partly defeated without proper protection can cause serious and permanent damage to the eyes.

Eclipse from England will only be seen with certain techniques and optical tools. Never see the sun directly or use standard sunglasses; It can cause serious damage to your eyes, "said Emily Drabek-Maunder, an astronomer at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich.


It is also not wise to see the sun through binoculars, telescopes or telephoto lenses on the SLR camera. Drabek-maunder suggests using a simple needle hole projector, a glass of view of the solar eclipse - which can be purchased online - or a special solar filter, which can fit on the telescope, to observe the eclipse.

"You can make a projector by stabbing a small hole to a card," he said. "Hold the card into the sun so that the light shines through the hole and to a piece of paper behind the card.


"You will be able to see the shape of the sun projected to a piece of paper and watch the shape changed when the moon passed in front of the sun."



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