Ring Of Fire Eclipse Happens This Weekend- And It’s Rare!
Cue the Johnny Cash…
A ring of fire will burn, burn, burn in the sky this weekend, but viewing it may have to take place on the internet.
The rare solar eclipse will be visible in parts of China, India, Africa and Pakistan, but the rest of us can pull it up on on a YouTube livestream around 1:00 on Sunday morning.
The “ring of fire” effect from the Annular Solar Eclipse apparently happens when the moon blocks out just over 99% of the sun. Only a light circle of the outer rim is evident.
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Will you be tuned it?
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The 1st solar eclipse of 2020 will take place on Sunday just hours after the June solstice ☀️ 🌗 🌍 https://t.co/62tGS7CqLr
— AccuWeather Astronomy (@AccuAstronomy) June 18, 2020
