The annual Solar Eclipse occurred, this year, on 10 June. The eclipse began at 11:42 am and lasted till 6:41 pm. Even though the eclipse was not visible in most parts of India, stunning visuals have emerged from other countries.
As per media reports, the entire ‘ring of fire’ Solar Eclipse lasted for about 100 minutes.
Prior to the eclipse, NASA had tweeted: “the horizon will be illuminated in a narrow band of light, because an observer is seeing distant localities not under the direct umbra of the Moon's shadow, and the northern hemisphere will witness a partial or annular solar eclipse.”
Sun resembling a crescent of moon in New Hampshire.
Solar eclipse as seen from Pittsburgh.
Solar eclipse as seen from Pittsburgh.
Solar eclipse as seen from Pittsburgh.
Solar eclipse as seen from Chicago.
Solar eclipse as seen from Chicago.
An annular solar eclipse rises over construction cranes and the Peace Tower on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Thursday, 10 June, 2021.
A partial solar eclipse rises over the Baltimore skyline, Thursday, 10 June, 2021, seen from Arbutus.
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