The harmful ultraviolet rays emitted during solar eclipse can damage the eyes. Children should be protected from this because this damage to the naked eye.
Solar Eclipse 2020: From the perspective of physics, when the moon comes between the Earth and the Sun, the sun’s light gets covered and does not come to Earth. This celestial event is called solar eclipse.
It falls on the new moon day. There are three types of solar eclipse. In these, the annular solar eclipse should not be seen with naked (naked) eyes. The harmful ultraviolet rays emanating from it can damage the eyes. Especially children should be protected from this, because every year children and old people are getting affected due to seeing the solar eclipse with the naked eye.
Come, let us know why one should not look at the Sun or Moon at the time of eclipse and what precautions should be taken while watching-
Why should not the eclipse be seen with the naked eye?
Regarding this, experts say that whenever an eclipse occurs, the natural effect of the sun or moon is lost at that time. During this time it gets exploited, or during this time the influence of negative forces such as Rahu and Ketu increases.
At this time, harmful ultraviolet rays are released from the sun, which is a risk of blindness when viewed directly, because ultraviolet rays emanating from the sun can affect the retina of the eyes. The annular eclipse should not be viewed with goggles, dark glasses and x ray sheets.
Special precautions should be taken by pregnant women
Pregnant women should take special precautions during eclipse. The contaminated rays emanating from the eclipse have a bad effect on the baby growing in the womb. This makes the child physically and mentally affected. It is also believed religiously that pregnant women should stay away from solar eclipse.
