水上日蚀
(原标题: Eclipse on the Water)
2021-06-12
浏览次数: 37
剪报往往是成对出现的。一年两次，在持续约34天的月食季节，太阳、月亮和地球几乎可以排成一线。然后，月全食和月全食相隔14天多一点，就形成了月食和日食。日偏食通常是任何月食季节的一部分。但有时，在一个月食季节，新月和满月的排列足够接近，可以产生一对日全食（或日全食和日环食）。在这个月食季节，新月在5月26日满月的月全食之后，确实沿着其北影轨迹产生了日环食。这是6月10日在美国东北部康涅狄格州斯特拉特福德的一个捕鱼码头拍摄的日偏食日出照片。值得注意的图片提交给APOD: 6月10日的日食
查看原文解释
clipses tend to come in pairs. Twice a year, during an eclipse season that lasts about 34 days, Sun, Moon, and Earth can nearly align. Then the full and new phases of the Moon separated by just over 14 days create a lunar and a solar eclipse. Often partial eclipses are part of any eclipse season. But sometimes the alignment at both new moon and full moon phases during a single eclipse season is close enough to produce a pair of both total (or a total and an annular) lunar and solar eclipses. For this eclipse season, the New Moon following the Full Moon's total lunar eclipse on May 26 did produce an annular solar eclipse along its northerly shadow track. That eclipse is seen here in a partially eclipsed sunrise on June 10, photographed from a fishing pier in Stratford, Connecticut in the northeastern US. Notable images submitted to APOD: June 10 solar eclipse
© Elliot Severn