Dubai: The UAE space organization, in a joint effort with the Dubai Astronomy Groups, has sorted out three distinctive view areas to see the annular sun based eclipse and 'Ring of Fire' on December 26. The solar eclipse happens first time since 1847, where the moon will be going front of the sun. A halfway eclipse of fluctuating degrees will be obvious around the nation. The eclipse will be seen altogether from zones around Liwa and Zayed City in Abu Dhabi. The phenomena, which last happened in the UAE in 1847, will extend from Saudi Arabia in the north down to Indonesia in the southeast and back up towards Malaysia and the Philippines, yet as fantastic as it seems to be, it likewise accompanies natural hazard clarifies Hassan Al Hariri, CEO of Dubai Astronomy Group. "The sun emits concentrated light, which is too [bright] for our eyes," said Al Hariri. "Along these lines, in the event that we take a gander at it without protection, our visual perception will be harmed. That is the reason we are requesting that everybody to take precautions. "We have suitable glasses with film that can remove the light by 99.99 percent so we are urging everybody to utilize these. The survey glasses cost Dh20 and can be acquired from dubaiastronomy.com "Get connect with us in front of the eclipse so as to encounter it safely," said Al Hariri. The three review areas are: Al Thuraya Astronomy Center in Mushrif Park, Dubai where general society can enroll to go to the scene for free of charge. A halfway eclipse can be seen from this area with a bow perspective on the sun. General society will approach telescopes and safety equipment at the venue. More than 200 visitors are relied upon to be in participation at this venue. The Abu Dhabi (Madinat Zayed) area, the 'Ring of Fire' will be noticeable totally. The organized review will occur in Madinat Zayed Park and is an allowed to-go to occasion for public. For an increasingly rich review of this verifiable cosmic event, the Burj Khalifa in organization with At The Top and the UAE space agency, will likewise be hosting a viewing. A perception deck has been arrangement on the 124th floor where people in general can observer the occasion from the tallest point. For watchers who wish to observe a live gushing of the astronomical occasion from the solace of their homes, a live stream from every one of the three areas will be accessible on the Dubai Astronomy Group's YouTube channel. Eclipse can be seen on December 26 from 7:35:21am until 8:52:34am. Safety viewing equipment: Glasses with special film that cut 99.9% of light Telescope with filters and metallic parts Binoculars with filters Do NOT utilize: Regular sunglasses Camera lens Telescope without any filters Car tint 5 facts to think about the UAE's 'Ring of Fire' 1) Why do we get the ring of fire: The explanation, as indicated by ScienceAlert.com, is because of the separation of our planet's satellite. The Moon is as of now closer to its apogee the point in its circle farthest away from Earth that causes it to seem three percent littler than the Sun when seen from Earth. 2) A solar eclipse consistently comes extremely close to a lunar eclipse, and for the most part in a solitary pair, one solar and one lunar. The annular solar eclipse will occur on December 26, 2019, while a Penumbral Lunar Eclipse will occur on January 10, 2020, says earthsky.org. 3) The annular eclipse will be seen in numerous spots over the world, including Saudi Arabia, Philippines, Indonesia, portions of eastern Africa and northern Australia. The Birla Industrial and Technological Museum (BITM) said despite the fact that the ring of fire won't be found in every aspect of India however from places like Kannur in Kerala and along the southern coast of the nation. 4) The annular eclipse will last very nearly more than two hours in the UAE. The genuine eclipse when the moon is completely before the sun covering a most extreme 91.93 percent of its face, will just most recent two minutes 47 seconds from 7.35am to 7.38am, for those viewing in Liwa. Indeed, even those viewing from outside the full eclipse inclusion territory will at present observer 87.18 percent halfway eclipse. 5) The annular solar eclipse is the most hazardous of 2019. Like every single sun based eclipse, it is imperative to wear eclipse glasses as not all the Sun's light is totally blocked. It is imperative to wear them all the time to prevent eye harm or blindness. The following annular solar eclipse will be seen on June 21, 2020, when 99 percent of the sun will be blocked briefly by the moon. It might be seen from the Democratic Republic of Congo, South Sudan, Ethiopia, Eritrea, Yemen, Oman, Pakistan, India, Tibet, China, Taiwan and Guam.