There will be a total solar eclipse at July 22 (Wednesday) this year and it is 2 days away from us! This eclipse is said to be the longest eclipse in 21st century where the maximum duration of totality reaches 6 minutes 39 seconds. A partial eclipse is seen within the much broader path of the Moon's penumbral shadow, which includes most of eastern Asia, Indonesia, and the Pacific Ocean. At Malaysia, the time at Kuala Lumpur is from 07:29:00 AM to 08:48:44 AM. Even though it happens in the morning, but I hope we can see it >.< Get yourself ready for this golden chance to watch a total eclipse even though it is only partial at Malaysia XD

Check it out! I saw this picture in a magazine recently. I was like "huh!? What's this?" then I found it really interesting. This is a smiling rainbow which is opposite of what we usually see in our daily life. The "smiling" band of brilliant colours is known as a circumzenithal arc. It occurs when sunlight bounces off ice crystals high in the atmosphere, sending the light rays back up towards the sky. It differs from a normal rainbow where light penetrates raindrops and re-emerges on the other side heading towards earth, causing a drooping effect. Upside down are rarely seen outside the polar regions and need a particular set of atmospheric conditions in order to occur. Some people even call it " smile of God"!



Smile more ^.^ CHEESE~~