Solar eclipse coincides with unusual event
The phenomenon of "shadow bands" consists of dark and white lines that appear on the ground or buildings before and during a total solar eclipse. These are attributed to the interference of light waves. Scientists are focusing on studying this phenomenon during the upcoming eclipse, with some research suggesting that the prevailing theory explaining it might be insufficient. Observations of certain frequencies and effects in the upper atmosphere have raised doubts about the traditional natural explanation. The scientists aim to better understand the causes of shadow bands and are encouraging the public to document them using simple devices, in order to enhance their scientific knowledge of this phenomenon.
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