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Total Solar Eclipse and Hurricane in Pacific Ocean Captured in a Satellite Image is Beautiful Reminder of the Wonders of This Planet (Watch Video)
Two major phenomenon took place on July 2, the Total Solar Eclipse and the Pacific Ocean had a terrific hurricane. A satellite image has managed to capture both these spectacles within one frame and the result is stunning!
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Total Solar Eclipse 2019: Take a Look at Enthralling Visuals of the Eclipse From Around the World
South America and Southern Pacific Islands witnessed 2019’s first total solar eclipse. The eclipse’s totality was only viewed by parts in Chile and Argentina. However, a partial eclipse could be seen over the rest of South America and Central America. Take a look at some enthralling visuals of the Total Solar Eclipse.
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Total Solar Eclipse 2019 Photos: Stunning Captures of Surya Grahan From Around the World (See Pictures)
July 2 witnessed a total solar eclipse paving way for space enthusiasts to capture the beautiful occurrence on camera. After the event, social media is flooded with pictures of the eclipse from across countries.
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Total Solar Eclipse of July 2, 2019: Can Pregnant Women Step Out During Surya Grahan or Sutak Kaal? List of Dos and Don'ts
Ancient wisdom warns pregnant women against stepping out during a solar eclipse since is believed to cause birth defects. Expectant mothers shouldn't eat certain foods or look directly at the sun during a surya grahan. But science doesn't support the beliefs.
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Total Solar Eclipse of July 2, 2019: List of Dos and Don’ts During Sutak and Surya Grahan Today
A total Solar Eclipse 2019 will take place today, July 2, 2019. When it comes to Solar Eclipse, there are many beliefs and practices that people follow. It is said that Surya Grahan has an impact on the human body both physically and psychologically. There are certain myths or do’s and don’ts that are strictly to be followed during Sutak and Surya Grahan 2019.
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Total Solar Eclipse 2019: Foods You Should Avoid During Solar Eclipse or Surya Grahan (Watch Video)
Solar Eclipse or commonly known as Surya Grahan will be visible on July 2, 2019. It will last for around four minutes and 33 seconds. It will start from off the coast of New Zealand with Chile and Argentina directly in the path of totality. During this time, avoid foods that are fermented, meat-based or high in calories.
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Total Solar Eclipse of July 2, 2019: Here's the List of Countries From Where the Celestial Event Will be Visible
A total solar eclipse will be visible in the sky on July 2. Various countries around the world will be able to witness the event. The total eclipse will be best visible from countries like Chile and Argentina, but partial eclipsing will be seen in Ecuador, Bolivia, Paraguay, Uruguay and Peru.
