able to be seen, especially from a particular place or under particular conditions.
In article: “It will be visible across the whole of the UK, with up to 96% of the Sun's disc covered by the Moon, depending on your location.”
可見的、看得到的;常用來描述天象、現象或事件能否從某個地點被觀察到。
covered, hidden, or made difficult to see clearly.
In article: “In the UK, more than 90% of the Sun will be obscured by the Moon at the peak, which will fall between 18:58 and 19.15 BST.”
被遮住、被遮蔽;表示某物被擋住,因此不容易或無法清楚看見。
related to astronomy, the scientific study of the Sun, Moon, stars, planets, and space.
In article: “This includes northern Spain, where hundreds of thousands of people have travelled for the astronomical spectacle.”
天文的、與天文學有關的;用來描述太陽、月亮、星體、太空等相關現象或研究。
the phase of a solar eclipse when the Moon completely covers the Sun, as seen from a narrow path on Earth.
In article: “The Moon's shadow traces a line called the path of totality as the Earth rotates and the Moon's position changes.”
全食階段;在日食中指月球完全遮住太陽時的狀態,也常見於「全食帶」等天文表達。
a thin, reddish layer of the Sun’s atmosphere just above its visible surface, sometimes seen during a total eclipse.
In article: “And just above the visible surface sits a thin, pinkish layer called the chromosphere - only a few thousand kilometres thick.”
色球層;太陽大氣中位於可見表面上方的薄層,在日全食時可能呈現粉紅或紅色邊緣。