The solar eclipse on April 8 with travel at varying speeds. (Image credit: Daisy Dobrijevic/Canva)
When the moon's shadow races across Earth on April 8 during the total solar eclipse, it will travel faster than the speed of sound.
It will sweep across Earth at more than 1,500 miles (2,400 kilometers) per hour on April 8, according to NASA.
However, exactly how fast it will move where you are will depend on where you are.
阅读
4549 阅读
4447 阅读
4058 阅读
4526 阅读
4559 阅读
4382 阅读
4726 阅读
4646 阅读
5297 阅读
5515 阅读
5371 阅读
49506 阅读
49401 阅读
49311 阅读
49066 阅读
49500 阅读
49079 阅读
The solar eclipse on April 8 with travel at varying speeds. (Image credit: Daisy Dobrijevic/Canva)
When the moon's shadow races across Earth on April 8 during the total solar eclipse, it will travel faster than the speed of sound.
It will sweep across Earth at more than 1,500 miles (2,400 kilometers) per hour on April 8, according to NASA.
However, exactly how fast it will move where you are will depend on where you are.