The maximum duration of a total solar eclipse is approximately 7 minutes and 31 seconds.

Hybrid solar eclipses are not a recognized type of solar eclipse.

The umbra is the darkest part of a shadow, where no light reaches.

The diamond ring effect is caused by the Sun's light shining through the valleys on the Moon's surface.

The corona is the outermost layer of the Sun's atmosphere, extending millions of kilometers into space.

Prominences are large, bright features that extend from the Sun's surface and are composed of ionized gas.

Looking directly at the Sun during a solar eclipse can cause permanent eye damage.

The central line is the path along which the center of the Moon's shadow falls during a solar eclipse.

The penumbra is the region outside the umbra, where the Sun is partially blocked by the Moon.

The antumbra is the region between the umbra and the penumbra, where the Sun is completely blocked by the Moon.

Umbral solar eclipse is not a recognized type of solar eclipse.

Baily's Beads are caused by the Sun's light shining through the valleys on the Moon's surface.

The eclipse chill is caused by the sudden blocking of the Sun's heat and light.

Penumbral solar eclipse is not a recognized type of solar eclipse.

The penumbral edge is the point on Earth where the edge of the Moon's shadow falls during a solar eclipse.