The world is all set to witness a total solar eclipse on July 2, 2019. It is the only solar eclipse of the year 2019. For the uninitiated, an eclipse is a phenomenon in which the Earth, Sun, and the Moon are aligned in a straight line, which results in one body being blocked from getting sunlight. In a solar eclipse, the moon blocks the Sun’s path and stops the sunlight from reaching the Earth. During a total solar eclipse, it turns dark during the day and temperature falls. Unfortunately, the Total Solar Eclipse of July 2, 2019, will not be visible in India since it will be night in the country at the time the event will take place. Here’s a look at countries that will witness total, partial and no solar eclipse.
Countries that will witness Total Solar Eclipse:
Pitcairn Islands
Central Argentina
Chile
Tuamotu Archipelago
Countries that will witness Partial Solar Eclipse:
South America
Easter Island
Galapagos Islands
Southern Central America
Polynesia
Countries that will not witness any Eclipse:
India
Pakistan
Sri Lanka
Nepal
Afghanistan
Fiji
Mauritius
UAE
