New Delhi: The first rare solar event of the sun-centric year will take place on April 20. On that day after 100 years, a rare hybrid solar eclipse will take place in space. This hybrid solar eclipse will be considered as a very special solar eclipse as this solar eclipse will be seen in three forms.
This will include a partial, complete and circular solar eclipse. Scientists have therefore named this solar eclipse as a hybrid solar eclipse by combining three solar eclipses. This hybrid solar eclipse occurs only once in the end of 100 years. On April 20, the solar eclipse will begin at 07-04 am and end at 12-29 pm.
But the first and rare solar eclipse of the year will not be visible in India. The solar eclipse will be seen in various regions including Australia, the Pacific Ocean, different parts of Asia, Antarctica and the Indian Ocean.
