Composition on celestial phenomena and wonders

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Chapter 1: Celestial Wonder "Total Solar Eclipse"

Today is July 22, the day when the most spectacular total solar eclipse that occurs once in 500 years occurs. All major media have been broadcasting this information in the past few days. I am very excited and think that people who can see such a spectacular scene are really lucky.

I got up early in the morning, but the weather today was very unfavorable. The sky was overcast, with a few drizzles floating from time to time. I couldn't even see the shadow of the sun. It was really a joy in vain. There was a live broadcast of the total solar eclipse on TV, so I started watching it on the sofa, waiting for the spectacle to happen. The live broadcast began, and the four best observation points for the total solar eclipse were first broadcast. The first one was the Jinsha Heritage Museum in Chengdu, Sichuan. The weather there was very bad, the sky was gray, and the human eye could not see it. It could only be observed with the help of an astronomical telescope. The second observation point was in Wuhan, where the weather was very good and the sun was shining brightly. People brought solar eclipse observation glasses and waited there early. The third one is in Tongling City, Anhui Province, where the weather is not very good and has changed dramatically. It was still raining heavily last night. It cleared up in the morning and the sun could still be seen. But after a while, the sky became cloudy again. Everyone was happy for a while and then became nervous again. We really hoped that the weather would get better. However, the weather was not good and it started to rain again. It seemed that people could not observe the total solar eclipse well. The fourth observation point is in Tianhuangping County, Anji, Zhejiang. The weather there is very good, just like Wuhan. It seems that the people there can enjoy it all. I really envy them.

A total solar eclipse is mainly composed of three parts: initial waning, eclipse, and re-eclipse. The total process takes more than half an hour. The formation principle of a total solar eclipse is that the moon blocks the light of the sun. The sun, moon and earth will appear on the same line once every month, so there will be a solar eclipse every month, but most of them will be partial solar eclipses. Occasionally there will be an annular solar eclipse. There is only one in a thousand chance of a total solar eclipse. However, the eclipse zone is very narrow, only 20-30 kilometers wide. But for the huge earth, it is really rare that this total solar eclipse can happen in China! So being able to see a total solar eclipse is a very lucky thing. The first waning occurs, and the sun is like a cake with a corner cut off, and it begins to slowly become smaller. A little bit of the sun is swallowed up by the moon, and the eclipse begins. At this time, the sky becomes completely dark, just like night has come, and the temperature has dropped. Slowly, the sun begins to re-circle, growing from a small piece to a larger one, and the sky gradually begins to light up. Wonderful celestial phenomena such as Bailey's beads and diamond rings will appear. These celestial phenomena appear for a very short time, only 2 or 3 seconds, and can only be observed with a high-power telescope.

A total solar eclipse is a wonderful natural spectacle. Although I did not see the total solar eclipse with my own eyes today, I was very lucky to see it live on TV!

Chapter 2: Wonder - total solar eclipse Ding Yufeng

Today I was fortunate enough to see an astronomical wonder of the universe - a total solar eclipse. I got up early. After breakfast, I came to the large playground in Yuzhong with excitement. When I saw some people coming, I chose a seat and sat down, put on my observation glasses, and waited for the arrival of the total solar eclipse. You know, this total solar eclipse only happens once every 300 to 500 years. How could I not be excited? Because this is something we have never seen beforeIt passed, so everyone present was very curious, some were waiting quietly, and some were guessing and talking.

Initial loss

At about 8:20, I found that there was something missing above the sun. Although it was not obvious, I still noticed it. Gradually, more and more things were missing, first it turned from a disk into a boat, then into a sickle, and finally into a curved eyebrow. The sun's light has dimmed significantly, and the temperature is not that high. I lay on the grass with a few friends I knew and watched, with the camera on my phone ready.

Beli beads

Immediately after the initial loss, Beili Zhu appeared. It seems that the name was chosen to commemorate the one person in the world who discovered the Beli beads - Beli. I heard that the appearance of Belizus was very short, only one or two seconds, so I quickly took a picture of this rare scene with my mobile phone.

Eat too much

Around 9:35, the moon’s projection has completely covered the entire sun. At this moment, I can imagine the cars on the road turning on the lights and driving slowly, and the pedestrians looking up at the sun. I also feel that the surroundings are as cool as night.

生光

About five minutes later, light appeared around the originally dark sun. I continued to wear the spotting glasses to prevent the strong sunlight from burning my eyes.

Compound circle

Soon, the sun gradually recovered. The surroundings light up and the temperature rises. The sun turned into a big fireball again, continuing to bake the earth, and the scorching sunshine shone on us. Everything is back to normal again. I once read in a book that people who did not understand the scientific principles of solar eclipses in ancient times said that "a solar eclipse is when the tengu eats the sun." During a solar eclipse, they would knock the copper basin to scare the tengu away. It is really ridiculous. In fact, ancient Chinese scientists had already mastered the laws of solar eclipses and were able to accurately calculate the eclipse time more than 1,000 years ago. How great and powerful scientists are! I secretly made up my mind to be an astronomer when I grow up and explore the mysteries of the celestial bodies in the universe. Today, such a special thing happened - a total solar eclipse! I am so lucky to have seen this rare thing in a hundred years! I will never forget the strange celestial phenomenon of this total solar eclipse, because the sun was the most beautiful at that time!

Chapter 3: Celestial Wonders

I woke up before 7 o'clock this morning in order to watch the "total solar eclipse" - a spectacle that only occurs once in five hundred years. I am only ten years old this year, so I am very lucky to see it once. I was so excited that I was still awake at almost 12 o'clock last night.

After getting up and having breakfast, I took out my telescope and hood and couldn’t wait to go downstairs. Today's weather is very sunny, which can be regarded as "God's blessing", allowing us to "feast our eyes". I saw a few elder brothers in the community also using "special tools" to watch the sun. Although there is still some time before the forecast observation time, I think: they may not be able to wait any longer, right? Today, Zibo City's electricity department also launched a plan in advance. Street lights were turned on early in the streets and alleys, and police cars were seen patrolling the roads from time to time. This level of "courtesy" is "high" enough! It seems that now "everything is ready, all we need is the east wind"!

At about 8:23, the first waning began. The moon came into contact with the sun from the upper right side of the sun, slowly covering a ""Small edge", like a round biscuit being gently nibbled off a little bit. Slowly, the area covered by the sun is getting bigger and bigger - that is, the "little red ball" (sun) is getting smaller and smaller, and the "little black ball" (moon) is getting bigger and bigger. Since our Shandong is located at a higher latitude, it is not within the main area passed by this "total solar eclipse", so we cannot see the total eclipse here. We can only see a partial eclipse (nearly a total eclipse). At about 9:33, the moon covered about 9/10 of the sun, leaving only a small tooth. At this time, the sky gradually became darker and the temperature dropped, not as hot as before. I called this moment a "90% total solar eclipse", although there were no spectacular scenes such as the diamond ring and the Pearl. However, compared with people in those regions and countries that cannot see it, we are already very lucky, and China is also the luckiest country. Many foreign media call this "total solar eclipse" "China's total solar eclipse"! Starting from 9:35, the sun's light began to gradually increase, and the temperature gradually returned to its original state. By 10:50, the whole process was over, and the moon returned. It also gave the earth a complete sun. I was very excited to see this. My grandfather and grandma, who are both over 60 years old, felt very lucky and excited to see this celestial spectacle with their own eyes. I believe that we will all have the opportunity to see this astronomical spectacle again, and it is said that it may happen again in 26 years!

Today’s total solar eclipse presented Zibo citizens with an almost perfect ‘astronomical landscape show’. I believe it will leave unforgettable memories in everyone’s hearts. "

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