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There will be a partial solar eclipse on April 30th. Where will it be seen?

You can watch the solar eclipse live online from other parts of the world.

On April 30, a partial solar eclipse will be visible over parts of the world. Skygazers in the U.S. won't get to see the partial solar eclipse in person, but they can watch a livestream of the event online.

The partial solar eclipse will be visible on April 22, 2022. The sun rises at (1845 GMT). At 4:41 p.m., there will be a maximum eclipse. The time is 2041 GMT. The eclipse will end at 6:37 p.m. According to TimeandDate.com, the time is 2 pm.

There will be a partial solar eclipse in April 2022.

This NASA animation shows the visibility path of the partial solar eclipse of April 30, 2022 over the southern Pacific Ocean, Antarctica and parts of South America.

This NASA animation shows the visibility path of the partial solar eclipse of April 30, 2022 over the southern Pacific Ocean, Antarctica and parts of South America. (Image credit: NASA/A.T. Sinclair)

When the moon passes between Earth and the sun, it obscures the sun from view. The crescent shape of the sun is a result of the eclipse. The portion of the sun blocked by the moon varies depending on the viewer's location, with a maximum 64% of the sun's disk obscured by the moon as seen from just south of the southern tip of South America.

There will be at least one livestream of the event available to watch online. The partial solar eclipse will be broadcast on the Gyaan ki gareebi Live channel. The time is 1745 GMT.

Gyaan ki gareebi is an India-based streamer who broadcasts live views of full moons, rocket launches and other space events. The duration of the solar eclipse is expected to run from start to finish.

The Gyaan ki gareebi stream is the only public streaming of the partial solar eclipse. We will include them here if more are announced.

Timeanddate.com solar eclipse live blog

Timeanddate.com is hosting a live blog of the event instead of a live stream. Timeanddate.com will post skywatching event information in the days leading up to the solar eclipse.

Skywatchers in the visibility area should never look at the sun directly with their eyes. It is important to wear protective eyewear or eclipse glasses in order to watch the eclipse. If you use the wrong gear, it can cause damage to your eyes.

The safest way to observe an eclipse is through indirect methods, such as using a pinhole camera, which is easy to make at home. We have a guide for how to photograph a solar eclipse.

The first of two partial solar eclipses will be on April 30. There will be a total solar eclipse on Oct. 25. The partial solar eclipse on May 16 is followed two weeks later by a total lunar eclipse.

The second new moon of April is also known as a Black Moon. When the Earth-facing side of the moon is completely obscured in shadow, a new moon occurs only once a month. The second new moon of the month was on April 30.

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