On April 20th, a rare Hybrid Solar Eclipse will occur, and NASA has shared all the details about it. This eclipse is referred to as a "hybrid" because it is a combination of two types of eclipses - an annular and a total solar eclipse.

The eclipse will begin at sunrise over the Arabian Peninsula and will move towards the east. It will then pass over parts of southern India, the Maldives, and Indonesia before ending at sunset over the Pacific Ocean.

The path of the eclipse will be quite narrow, with only a few places on Earth being able to witness it in its entirety. However, those who are not in the direct path of the eclipse can still see a partial eclipse.

It is important to note that looking directly at the sun during an eclipse can cause permanent eye damage. Therefore, it is essential to use special solar filters or eclipse glasses to view the eclipse safely.

This rare Hybrid Solar eclipse is an exciting event that astronomy enthusiasts and curious individuals alike should not miss. Be sure to mark your calendars for April 20th and take the necessary precautions to witness this spectacular celestial phenomenon.