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Total darkness in the south due to the eclipse: the exact moment when the day turned into night
Relive with records captured exclusively by the TVN teams and others by inhabitants of the areas the shocking moment when the Moon completely covered the Sun.
At 1:01 p.m. on Monday, total darkness began in the regions of La Araucanía, Los Ríos and part of the Biobío, which are the places in the country where the total solar eclipse was seen in its maximum plenitude.
The zone of total darkness, known as the “umbra”, is a strip of approximately 110 kilometers which, on this occasion, included sectors of the region of the three mentioned regions:
🌚🌝😍 # Eclipse2020enTVN | The eclipse as it could only be seen on TVN. pic.twitter.com/WfNpM42KHU
– 24 Hours (@ 24HorasTVN) December 14, 2020
The inhabitants of these areas were privileged witnesses to the astronomical phenomenon, sharing part of what they were able to experience on social networks when day turned into night.
Mocha Island
Mocha Island
Villarrica
Temuco
Temuco
Next, we show you how long the climax of the phenomenon lasted in the communes of the ninth region where there was 100% visibility.
If you want to know more information, check out this explanatory from NASA.
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