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hi my name is Al and I go to 7th grade hours in middle school and the water you guys probably already knows we're about to have a solar eclipse during this Eclipse so I will go dark might sound a little scary but let me show you the facts about it today Fuller know about solar eclipse imagine you are standing somewhere in the middle of the day and suddenly it gets dark you think are the lights after a while you see the sun again and everything is back as it was this was a solar eclipse solar eclipse happens when the moon comes in front of the stuff and that's causing a shadow to fall on some parts of our Earth in other words a solar eclipse is when a line occurs between the Sun the moon and our Earth the moon covers or blocks apart of the Sun's light and it creates a large this eclipse is not visible from every place of Earth but it is visible only from the locations in our Earth where the shadow Falls from these parts or locations of Earth appears as if the sun had Amazon dark should not look directly with open eyes at the solar eclipse he's even though it looks dark the harmful rays of the sun can affect your eyes never ever try looking at an eclipse without proper eye protection some cool facts about solar eclipse there are between 225 eclipses and any given year the longest total solar eclipse was about 7 1/2 minutes we cannot see total solar eclipses from the North and South Poles total solar eclipses occurs on average of one and a half years hope you like the video stay tuned for more fun videos thanks for watching you may still have some questions or you might just be curious and want to learn Bubba niacin good for you there's going to be a moon fair at Wyman Woods on April 6th this upcoming Saturday from 9 to 11 a.m. you guys are probably open to women what is the place where they hold a big egg hunt every year it's very big part of the brain deals with face painting balloon and more it is totally free to go to please bring all your friends and family Abby's playing games and learning a lot about the eclipse and the Moon as I said before is on April 6th this upcoming Saturday from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. we don't see you there by

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