Solar eclipse: Friday the 13th - date alarming?

The Friday 13 of July 2018 of the year will be marked by another event. Partial solar eclipse. For many people, a date and an event seems supernatural. At least on social media, July 13 is hotly debated.

There is no talk about the end of the world, and no one is waiting for the messenger of the apocalypse. What pleases. However, astrologers, trying to help the inhabitants of the planet, recommend, on this day, to refrain from long trips and spend time with benefit for themselves and their families.

Solar Eclipse: Friday 13

As for the eclipse itself, not everyone will see the event. It will be possible to observe the overlap of the Sun Moon on the southern coast of Australia, from the island of Tasmania and from part of Antarctica. The best point to observe is the city of Hobart on the island of Tasmania. In 13-24 local time, the Moon will block the luminary by 35%.

Most people will see events only in photographs that are sure to appear on the network.

NASA experts note that repeatedly occurring solar eclipses rarely occur on such a significant date. The last time, on Friday 13, the eclipse was observed in December 1974. The next partial eclipse, which falls on Friday 13, will be seen by the inhabitants of the Earth only in the 2080 year.