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The June 10 solar eclipse is rare as it witnessed the occurrence of the ring of fire around the Moon and was visible in parts of Canada and Siberia.

An annular solar eclipse stunned skywatchers Thursday as the moon and sun aligned to create what looked like a "ring of fire." WCBS Chief Weathercaster Lonnie Quinn shows us the spectacular views from around the world, and tells you how you can catch the next one.

It was the first eclipse of the sun visible from North America since August 2017, when a dramatic total solar eclipse crisscrossed the U.S. The next one is coming up in 2024.

A full "ring of fire" eclipse was visible in Canada, Greenland and northeastern Russia on Thursday morning.

During the Ring of Fire Solar eclipse, the Moon is furthermost from the Earth and closer to the Sun. Hence the Moon fits perfectly in the centre of the Sun, leaving a circular ring of fire around its periphery.

After the total lunar eclipse that happened on May 26, we will witness the solar eclipse on June 10. The solar eclipse or Surya Grahan takes place when the moon comes in between the sun and earth, blocking the sunlight from reaching the earth. This in turn casts a shadow on Earth. On June 10, it will be the first solar eclipse of 2021 and the second eclipse overall. According

The annular solar eclipse occurs when the sun, moon and the earth come in a straight line and almost on the same plane. It is a partial eclipse when a ring of fire appears in the sky.

India will not witness the “Ring of Fire” but will be exposed to a partial solar eclipse. Only a few northeastern states of India, including Ladakh an

Solar Eclipse 2021: THESE places in India will witness 'Surya Grahan' on June 10 - know how to watch online - Solar Eclipse: In India, it will be visible in Ladakh and Arunachal Pradesh. People from rest of the part of the country can watch the event online.

The Annular eclipse can only be seen from Northern Canada, Greenland, and parts of northern Russia.