Description:

A solar eclipse is a phenomenon that occurs when the moon passes directly between the sun and the earth, casting a shadow on the earth's surface. This course provides a comprehensive understanding of solar eclipses, their types, causes, and the fascinating science behind them. From understanding the different phases of a solar eclipse to exploring the historical and cultural significance of these celestial events, learners will gain a deep appreciation for the wonders of our solar system.

Key Highlights:

• Types and causes of solar eclipses
• Phases and duration of a solar eclipse
• Historical and cultural significance
• Science behind solar eclipses

What you will learn:

• Understand the different types of solar eclipses
  Learn about total, partial, and annular solar eclipses and their unique characteristics.
• Explore the phases and duration of a solar eclipse
  Gain insight into how a solar eclipse progresses, from the first contact to the moment of totality.
• Discover the historical and cultural significance of solar eclipses
  Uncover how solar eclipses have been observed, documented, and celebrated throughout history and across different cultures.
• Dive into the fascinating science behind solar eclipses
  Delve into the physics and astronomy behind solar eclipses, understanding the alignment of the sun, moon, and earth.