When there’s a solar eclipse phenomenon, there’s a chance for the ‘standing eggs’ test.
The solar eclipse occurred just yesterday on June 21 between 2.42pm to 4.56pm.
According to a scientist’s statement found on the internet, the ‘standing eggs’ test on flat surfaces is due to effects by the linear positions of the Earth, moon and the Sun which causes a special gravitational pull.
In this situation, the egg white is pulled to the upper part of the egg while the slightly heavy yolk is pulled to the bottom, creating a balance. Not only that; scientists also opined that there are gravitational field lines between the Earth and the Sun which influences electrons inside the egg, stabilising it and enabling it to stand.
In short, a solar eclipse occurs when the moon covers only a part of the Sun’s surface.
Muslims are circumcised before performing solar eclipse prayers alone or in groups.
Rosli Mansor
