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What does the Earth look like during a total solar eclipse? It appears dark in the region where people see the eclipse, because that’s where the shadow of the Moon falls. The shadow spot actually shoots across the Earth at nearly 2,000 kilometers per hour, darkening locations in its path for only a few minutes before moving on. The featured image shows the Earth during the total solar eclipse of 2006 March, as seen from the International Space Station. On Friday the Moon will move in front of the Sun once again, casting another distorted circular shadow that, this time, will zip over part of the north Atlantic Ocean.
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🌒 當總太陽蝕發生時，地球的景象是怎樣的呢？在觀賞蝕影的區域中，周圍變得昏暗，因為那裡正是月球的陰影投落之處。這個陰影以接近每小時2000公里的速度迅速掠過地球，讓它的行徑下的地方只在幾分鐘內變得黑暗，然後又迅速移開。圖片展示了2006年3月的總太陽蝕，這是從國際太空站所拍攝的景象。即將來臨的星期五，月球將再次移到太陽前方，投下另一個扭曲的圓形陰影，這次將迅速移過北大西洋的部分地區。
#總太陽蝕 #太陽月球 #自然奇觀 #宇宙之美 #國際太空站 #天文現象 #月蝕 #探索宇宙
來源:NASA每日圖片
