On April 20, sky watchers will be treated to this year's first magnificent solar eclipse (as per Indian timing). When the Moon moves in front of Earth and the Sun, partially obstructing Earth's view of the Sun, a partial solar eclipse will occur. Southern South America, some of Antarctica, and the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans will all be able to see this solar eclipse. Indian residents won't be able to see the spectacle because it will happen at midnight. On April 20, 2023, the partial eclipse will start at 12:15 am and terminate at 4:07 am (Indian Standard Time). At 2:11 am, it will be at its height.
Surya Grahan: Health effects of the solar eclipse
