Solar eclipse it is a phenomenon that happens quite rarely, and this evening a good part of the planet will have the opportunity to see this phenomenon, North America and Africa being the continents where it will be most visible. Around 20:15 - 20:46 will be the climax of today's solar eclipse, and thanks to the Americans we can see it online, although it will not be visible even in the sky in Romania, so don't expect it.
The solar eclipse can be seen online from your smartphone, computer, tablet, laptop, or whatever else you want, thanks to live streams that are active right now. Below you have a very long list of live streams that allow you to see the solar eclipse this evening, they are accessible from anywhere in the world, so you will only have to watch them around 20:15 - 20:46 to see the 11th such eclipse of the 21st century.
The solar eclipse will leave some areas on the planet in total darkness for 2 minutes, just as it happened in Romania more than a decade ago. Starting at 19:15, the moon will begin to cover the sun, this being the beginning of today's solar eclipse, the whole phenomenon lasting no less than 90 minutes, and it will also be visible in some European countries during this period, although only partially.
Solar Eclipse - how you see it online today
The solar eclipse can be seen online by anyone, but some will try a method that is heavily promoted in the US at this time, although it is not recommended. Some have started to say that the solar eclipse can be seen through the cameras of mobile phones, or devices, without using any camera filter, but the video clip above shows us quite clearly why this is not a good idea.
The solar eclipse can also be extremely dangerous for people, because looking at the sun without special protective glasses can lead to blindness. If you bought a pair of special glasses to see the solar eclipse, make sure they are of good quality before risking your eyesight to see this spectacular natural phenomenon, but which can destroy your life in seconds. .
The solar eclipse can be watched through all the streams above and below, each of them having a different start time, because the broadcasts are made from different American states. The solar eclipse will end at 20:46 p.m., so if you don't manage to watch everything live until then, you'll have to be content with the video recordings, which will most likely be just as spectacular.
