Solar eclipse 2024: This year 2024’s Pitru Paksha is considered very important. Coincidentally, this time there are two eclipses in Pitru Paksha. On 18 September 2024, there is the second lunar eclipse of the year, while in September itself, the second solar eclipse of this year is also going to take place.
If we believe the astrologers, this inauspicious effect of eclipse on Pitru Paksha is worrisome. In such a situation, the experts are advising people to be cautious. Let us know when the second solar eclipse will occur this time, whether this eclipse will be visible in India or not, what will be the effect.
When is the second solar eclipse of 2024? (Surya Grahan 2024 in October Date)
This year, the second solar eclipse of the year will occur just 15 days after the lunar eclipse in September. The second solar eclipse will occur on 2 October 2024 on Sarva Pitru Amavasya. This will be an annular solar eclipse. A solar eclipse occurs when the Moon comes between the Sun and the Earth. A solar eclipse is considered an inauspicious event from a religious point of view.
Will solar eclipse be visible in India? (Surya Grahan 2024 in India)
According to Indian time, the second solar eclipse of the year will be on October 2 from 09.13 pm to 03.17 am. The Sutak period of the solar eclipse starts 12 hours before. Since this eclipse will occur at night in India, the solar eclipse will not be visible here, the Sutak period will also not be valid.
Where will the solar eclipse be visible (Surya Grahan Kha Kha Dikhega)
The last solar eclipse of the year will be visible in countries like Argentina, Pacific Ocean, Arctic, South America, Peru and Fiji, except India.
What is annular solar eclipse?
During an annular solar eclipse, the Moon appears as only a faint part of the solar disk, while the Sun’s glowing outer shell appears like a ring. This phenomenon is also called annular solar eclipse.
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