A solar eclipse has several areas we need to discuss.

我们需要对的几个方面进行讨论。

The tiny gaps between the leaves will project the image of the eclipsed sun.

叶子间的小缝挡的伤害。

A dark circle either completely or partly covers the sun as a result.

的结果就是太阳被黑色的光圈完全遮住或者部分被遮住。

Don't forget to check the maps for the time and location the eclipse will occur nearest you.

记得查看地图上离你最近的的时间和地点。

But, some parts of eclipse-watching are more dangerous than others.

但是，观赏的某些阶段比其他部分危险。

At the climax of the solar eclipse, the Moon fully covers the Sun, and the sky goes completely dark.

在的高潮部分，月球完全遮住太阳，天空变得一片漆黑。

Ancient cultures were often frightened by eclipses.

古时候的人常受到的惊吓。

Many of you may remember, we learned all about solar eclipses on CNN 10, a few weeks ago.

你们中的许多人可能还记得，几周前，我们在节目里学习了有的知识。

The size of the hole, how the moon and solar eclipses looked, how lenses and mirrors bent and bounced light.

洞的大小，月亮和的样子，透镜和镜子如何弯曲和反射光线。

Solar eclipses are relatively infrequent, occurring two to five times a year.

发生的频率相对较低，每年发生 2 到 5 次。

A lunar eclipse from the moon looks a lot like a solar eclipse from Earth.

月球上的月蚀看起来很像是来自地球的。

But one big difference between the two kinds of eclipses is who can see them.

但月最大的不同在于谁能看到它们。

I -- I do want to go outside and see the eclipse.

我是想出去看的。

Another way to safely view the eclipse is to use a pinhole viewer.

另一种安全观看的方法是使用针孔观察器。

The one that will happen on October 14 is called an " annular solar eclipse."

10月14发生的被称为“环”。

It's about a scientifically and socially important eclipse back in 1878.

本书讲述了1878年那场对科学和社均产生重要影响的。

So why does the path of a solar eclipse travel from west to east?

所以为什么运行的轨迹是从西向东的呢？

Ancient Greeks thought of an eclipse as a time when the sun abandoned the earth.

古老的希腊人认为当太阳抛弃地球的时候就发生和月的现象。

All right, next up, we move to news about the upcoming annual solar eclipse.

好了，接下来，我们来注即将到来的一年一度的。

Thursday's hybrid solar eclipse will swoop from the Indian Ocean to the Pacific Ocean.

周四的混合将从印度洋席卷到太平洋。