Solar eclipse over 5 Arab nations Libya issues warnings
The astronomical event that took place in North Africa today was a partial solar eclipse. It began in some countries such as Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia, and Mauritania, with varying degrees of coverage. In Algeria, the eclipse reached its peak at approximately 96%, while in Tunisia, it was about 50%. NASA experts clarified that direct viewing of the sun during a partial eclipse is unsafe and that special protective measures should be used to prevent permanent damage to the retina. Algeria and Morocco are among the best regions for observing this eclipse, which will last for several hours and feature varying shadows as the sun’s disk is obscured. There are also predictions of a total eclipse in 2026, visible in other parts of the world.
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