Surya Grahan 2 October 2024 Time: The last and second solar eclipse of the year will take place on 2 October 2024. It will not be a complete solar eclipse but an annular solar eclipse. It is also called the Ring of Fire. During this, a ring of fire is visible in the sky. Solar eclipse always occurs on Amavasya date. In such a situation, the annular solar eclipse will occur on Sarvapitre Amavasya, the last day of Pitru Paksha. There is a question in the minds of people regarding the last solar eclipse of the year whether the view of the ring of fire will be seen in India or not. You also know whether this eclipse will be visible in India-
Solar eclipse will not be visible in India-
According to Indian time, the second solar eclipse of the year will start on October 2 at 09:13 pm and will end at 03:17 am the next day. It will be night time in India at the time of solar eclipse, so the view of the ring of fire will not be visible in the country.
What is Ring of Fire- Like the Earth, the Moon also revolves around the Sun. But the Moon revolves around the Earth. Sometimes the Moon comes between the Sun and the Earth while revolving. Due to which the Moon stops the sunlight from reaching the Earth for some time, this phenomenon is called a solar eclipse. During this, the shadow of the Moon falls on the Earth. In annular solar eclipse, the Moon is away from the Earth and is not able to cover the Sun completely. Due to this, a ring of fire is seen in the sky, which is named Ring of Fire.
Solar eclipse time- According to the local time of America, the eclipse will start at 11:42 in the afternoon. The eclipse will be at its peak at 02:45 in the afternoon.
Where will the solar eclipse be visible- The solar eclipse will be visible in areas like Argentina, Pacific Ocean, Arctic, South America, Peru and Fiji. This eclipse will not be visible in India, due to which the rules of Sutak Kaal will not be applicable in the country.