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Jeddah Astronomy Clarifies "False Eclipse" Term
The accusations regarding the term "false eclipse" are not scientifically accurate; instead, the term "penumbral eclipse" should be used, according to the Jeddah Astronomical Society. This type of eclipse occurs when Earth's shadow partially covers the surface of the Moon, causing a slight change in its color and making it not clearly visible to the naked eye. It often happens multiple times a year during eclipse events. It is clarified that some non-scientific descriptions can mislead the public, and a proper understanding helps distinguish between different types of eclipses.
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