After the blood moon event, there is another celestial event on the cards. This year is a feast for all the astronomy lovers. They are just astronomical events lined up one after the other. India will see a partial solar eclipse on August 11th. It is the third eclipse of the year. Sky watchers will be able to watch the solar eclipse on August 11th 15 days after the blood moon that appeared on June 27-28th night. Solar Eclipse will begin at 1.32 pm and end at 5.00 pm (IST). The eclipse will reach maximum eclipse by 9.46am UTC (10.46am BST) and end at 11.30am UTC (12.30pm BST). It is best to not look at the solar eclipse directly. Adequate eye protection should be worn before attempting to look at the partial solar eclipse. A unique pair of eclipse glasses will be available for us to watch the eclipse.
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