Last Solar Eclipse of the year: Today, on October 2, the second and last solar eclipse of the year (Solar Eclipse) It is going to take place.
This is a ringed solar eclipse. This solar eclipse is considered special because Sarvapitri Amavasya is also falling on this day.
However, this solar eclipse will not be visible in India. So let us tell you where and at what time this solar eclipse will be visible. We will also know whether its Sutak period will be valid in India or not.
According to Indian time, it will start at 09:12 pm on 2nd October. The impact of the solar eclipse will be maximum at around 12:15 midnight.
The eclipse will end at 03:17 pm on October 3. The duration of the solar eclipse will be about 6 hours 5 minutes.
Astronomers say that this solar eclipse will not be visible in India. This eclipse will be visible in the northern parts of South America, Pacific Ocean, Atlantic, Arctic, Antarctica, Argentina, Uruguay, Buenos Aires, Bekaa Island, French Polynesia Ocean, southern part of North America, Fiji, New Chile, Brazil, Mexico and some places in Peru. Will be seen.
According to the scriptures, Sutak period starts about 12 hours before the solar eclipse. Since this solar eclipse will not be visible in India.
Therefore its Sutak period will also not be valid. Otherwise, auspicious and auspicious works are not done during Sutak period. During this period, worship and touching of Gods and Goddesses is also prohibited.
In this solar eclipse, there will be a conjunction of Sun, Moon, Mercury and Ketu. The axis of Rahu and Ketu will become influential in Pisces and Virgo. The influence of Sun, Mars and Ketu will remain in this. This situation can create political turmoil across the world.
New challenges will be faced on the economic front. The influence of Virgo and Pisces on wars and natural disasters around the world. (War and Natural disasters) Is indicating.
