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Solar Eclipse 2023: Where Can You Watch Surya Grahan Live?
In 2023, there will be a total of four eclipses and on 20 April, the first solar eclipse will occur and it will be a 'Hybrid solar eclipse, which is also known as Ningaloo Eclipse. The first solar eclipse or surya grahan is believed to happen on Vishash Amavasya or the new moon day of the Hindu month of Vaisakh. Also, the second solar eclipse will occur on 14 October 2023.
Solar Eclipse is a phenomenon when the moon passes between the earth and the sun, completely or partially obscuring the view of the Sun from the small part of the earth. To watch it safely, NASA recommends using proper filters like aluminized Mylar, a black polymer, or a welding glass of shade 14.

Also, one can use a telescope to project the image of the Sun on a whiteboard and during a lunar eclipse, one can use binoculars. You will get all the information related to the Solar eclipse here related to time, visibility, type, live stream and more here.
You can LIVE Stream Total Solar Eclipse April 20, 2023 here:
What is Hybrid Solar Eclipse?
A Hybrid Solar Eclipse is a rare phenomenon and it occurs when the Moon passes between the Sun and Earth and blocks the entire Sun's light and prevents it to reach the Earth. As, the earth's surface is curved, at times the eclipse can shift between a total eclipse and an annular eclipse because the Moon's shadow moves across the globe, according to NASA.
It is also known as 'Ningaloo' which is inspired by the name of the Australian shoreline of the same name. This name is associated with the eclipse due to partial visibility.
Solar Eclipse (Surya Grahan) 2023: Date and Time, Visibility
The first eclipse of 2023 will be visible from western Australia, East Timor, and eastern Indonesia beginning at 21:36 EDT on 19 April till 2:59 am. However, hybrid solar eclipse will not be visible in India. However, everyone on Earth can witness this tremendous shift in 2023 between 7:04 am and 12:29 pm, online according to the Indian astrological calendar.
When is Next Solar Eclipse in 2023?
The next solar eclipse in 2023 will fall on 14 October, whereas the two lunar eclipses of the year will be on 5-6 May and 28-29 October.
What are the Types of Eclipses?
It is the alignment of the Moon with the Earth and the Sun, as well as its distance from the Earth that determines the type of eclipse. When it comes to solar eclipse, there are 4 categories- total, annular, partial and hybrid. When it comes to the lunar eclipse, there are 3 categories- total, partial and penumbral. You can read more about this here.
When Will The Next Hybrid Solar Eclipse Occur?
The last hybrid solar eclipse happened in 2013. The present one will be on 20 April 2023 and the next will occur in 2031. After that, one has to wait for Hybrid Solar Eclipse until March 23, 2164.



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