According to the Sudanese Society for Astronomy and Space Sciences, a partial solar eclipse will begin at 12:52 and peak at 1:38.
According to the Sudanese Association, the sun’s partial eclipse will cover around 6% of the moon’s disc and terminate at 2:22 pm.
The eclipse will begin at 12:37 p.m. in Port Sudan and reach its height at 1:38 p.m., when the moon disc will have covered nearly 16% of the sun disc. The eclipse will terminate at 2:35 p.m.
Near the south and west of Khartoum, the eclipse’s degree lowers, and in El Fasher, it totally recedes.
The Sudanese Society for Astronomy and Space Sciences urges all citizens to exercise caution during the eclipse by avoiding direct sun exposure and by wearing the appropriate eye protection.
Be aware that this eclipse will be visible in areas of Sudan, Libya, the United Arab Emirates, and the Middle East.
The Sudanese partial eclipse started shortly after that.
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