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The world lasted 676 years, or 13 52-year cycles, according to the pan-Mesoamerican calendar.
#Rise of the second sun free#
Strict controls have been announced for the areas where the total eclipse will be seen, with free movement banned both the day before and after.
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There have been more than 560,000 positive cases in Chile among the 18 million population, with almost 15,700 deaths.Īuthorities are worried that social gatherings during the holiday season could spark a spate of new virus focal points. "At midday the phenomenon will be high in the sky and the eclipse will be much more visible," said Maza.Īfter last year's mass gathering in the Atacama desert, the Araucania region was expecting a tourism bonanza but Covid put paid to that. While last year's took place at dusk, this time it will be in the middle of the day. "At the moment of the eclipse the temperature falls around five degrees (Celsius) and the wind picks up, so if people aren't under shelter they'll feel a bit cold," he added.Įvery year there are two total eclipses of the sun but depending on the time of day or year they may not be visible. "A two-minute night during which nature changes," is how Chilean astronomer Jose Maza described the moment the daytime sky turns violet before surrendering to obscurity and revealing stars and planets such as Jupiter, Saturn and Venus. It will then disappear over the southern Atlantic. The eclipse will then cross the imposing Andes mountain range to be visible also in Argentina, notably in the popular tourist destination of Bariloche.
#Rise of the second sun full#
To observe the phenomenon, when the moon passes between the Earth and the sun, entirely blocking the latter, one needs to be in the exact 90-kilometer long area that will enjoy the full effect.Īnd they will only have two minutes, nine seconds at around 1:00 pm (1600 GMT) to see the eclipse, framed by the backdrop of the Villarrica volcano - one of the most active in the country. Their ability to do so will be severely hampered by the latest measures announced on Thursday by the government, restricting the movement of people outside of the Santiago metropolitan area after a spike in positive virus cases. On Monday it will be the turn of the Araucania region in the south that is home to the Mapuche indigenous community to observe the eclipse.