A casi cierre de año, el mundo se prepara para un eclipse total de Sol, un fenómeno astronómico que deja a millones maravillados y que aficionados del espacio exterior persiguen con gran entusiasmo.
Un eclipse total de Sol sucede cuando la Luna oculta a la gran estrella, por lo que no puede ser vista desde la Tierra. Esto ocurre cuando las tres masas esféricas están alineadas.
Este fenómeno podrá ser visto el próximo 4 de diciembre, y será el último eclipse de su tipo en lo que resta del 2021.
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