annularity
- noun
- /ˌæn.jʊˈlær.ɪ.ti/
- Specialized
- Many scientists study the annularity of the Sun's light during an annular eclipse to understand solar phenomena.
- minutes of annularity
Examples
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The annularity created a stunning visual effect, resembling a glowing ring in the sky.
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The other 27 will also experience annularity, but the ring will be slightly lopsided.
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Many parks within the path of the annularity will be selling disposable eclipse glasses for $2–$3; solar filters for optical gear are available online and in camera stores.
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During the annular solar eclipse, viewers were amazed by the beautiful annularity that surrounded the Moon.
Synonyms
The Moon covers the Sun's center and leaves a bright ring of light
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Annularity comes from the Latin annulus, meaning 'ring', and the related word annular means 'ring-shaped'. So imagine a donut or ring of sunlight around the Moon — annularity is that ring-shaped look of the Sun during an annular eclipse.