ON DECEMBER 14,2020 SOLAR ECLIPSE

                    Solar Eclipse takes place at the time when the Moon articles in between the Sun and the Earth in such a way that it may obstruct the light of the Sun in reaching the earth .It can happen only the time when the centres of the moon , Sun and Earth are nearly in straight line.The longitudes of the Sun and Moon are nearby the same at that time.As has been already explained in Lunar eclipse that the Earth and Sun always remain on the ecliptic , while the Moon's rohit at an an gal of 5° nearly will the ecliptic. So Moon is not always on the ecliptic. It is on ecliptic when it coincides with Rahu and Ketu which are the nodes of the moon.

Therefore, there are two necessary conditions for solar eclipse and the same are :-

  1.      Moon should be at Rahu or Ketu or nearby.

  2.      Amavasya should be ending at that time.


     Astrological phenomena Year 2020

5 nos Eclipses will occur during 2020 in the Vikram Samvat 2077.

Solar Eclipse 

1. On June 21, 2020
2. On December 14, 2020

 Three Penumbra Lunar Eclipse

1. June 5/6, 2020
2. July 5, 2020
3. November 30, 2020

• of five only two eclipses will be visible India.

                                               

                                 

Last  Solar Eclipse:

On December 14, 2020, Kkagraas  Solar eclipse will not be visible in Indian.

What is a solar eclipse?

In our solar system, all the planets revolve around it. Our earth also revolves around the sun in the oval orbit. All planets revolve around the sun due to the Sun’s gravitational force. The earth also has its gravitational force. This keeps the moon revolving around the earth. When the moon enters a straight line between the Earth and the Sun, then the solar eclipse occurs. At that time, the moon completely blocks the rays of the Sun from reaching the Earth. This happens only on the no On December 14, 2020, solar eclipse will begin on Monday. The Solar eclipse will start at 19.32 IST. The mediocre period of the eclipse will be at 20.03.  The peak point solar eclipse at 21:46 The eclipse will end at 23:34 IST wherever it will be visible. It will not be visible in India. It will be visible in the Pacific mediocre period of the eclipse will be at 20.03.  The peak point solar eclipse at 21:46 The eclipse will end at 23:34 IST wherever it will be visible. It will not be visible in India. It will be visible in the Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean & the countries South America, Chile, Argentina, Southern countries of Africa i.e Nambia, South- Africa, Angola, Botswana.

The solar eclipse is appearing in Scorpio.  This Sun, Moon, Mercury, and Ketu are all located in Jyestha Nakshatra.Five planets are  situated in scorpio zodiac i.e Sun- Moon -Mercury - Venus -Ketu and Rahu in Taurus Zodiac are Samsaptak being formed  to abnormality like heavy rain , winds famine will be created incidents of insurgency at same places. Mars is vision on the Saturn and Saturn Jupiter in debilitated position are situated in watery sign  due to which the people will suffer communal riots and food shortages due to special diseases, natural sufferings.Saturn has vision on Mars and Saturn-Jupiter is located in Capricorn, due to which people have to face diseases and natural troubles, nuisances. Loss of crops due to some kind of famine-specific disease, inter-famine overgrowth.

ON NOVEMBER 30, 2020 PENUMBRA LUNAR ECLIPSE WILL BE TAURUS/ SCORPIO ZODIAC

               On November 30, 2020, at 13:02 Indian standard time On Monday tithi, Poornima Penumbra Lunar eclipse will begin.But the Lunar eclipse will not visible in North-west, middle, southern states, Pakistan, Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan. But some parts of India North-east and middle East of will visible. The lunar eclipse will be visible in England, Ireland, Norway, North-Sweden, North-Finland, Australia, North-America, South America and the Pacific Ocean. Duration of Pernumber Lunar eclipse will be 4 hrs 21 mints (13:02 to 17:23) Lunar eclipse takes place when the Moon passes through the shadow of the earth in the heavens. The lunar eclipse will only occur when all the three plants i.e Sun and Earth are always on the eclipse but the path of the Moon is inclined to the ecliptic at an angle of around five degrees. So  Moon may or may not be near the ecliptic when the earth is in between the Sun and the Moon i.e on Poornima.

But lunar eclipse does not appear on the every Poornima, it is occurring or only when the moon is Rahu or Ketu and near eclipse. When the whole of the Moon's disc is called observed, the eclipse is called a total lunar eclipse and when only a part of it is obscured it said to be a partial eclipse.

Saturn-Mars have a vision on Venus-Mercury. Sun-Rahu is also samsaptak yoga being formed. Due to this, there will be loss due to natural outbreaks in Yavan countries and America etc. The Government will be troubled by communal complications in India. Snow, Mars, Sun and Mercury, Rahu conditions will cause snowfall in the mountainous regions and in many places of northern India. The cold wave will continue.