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A solar eclipse will be visible over parts of Canada and the Northern Hemisphere Thursday morning.

Northern hemisphere witnesses partial solar eclipse Much of the Earth's northern hemisphere is set to experience a partial solar eclipse, as the Moon appears to cover the Sun. In some places, the eclipse will be almost complete, with only a ring of solar light visible. An annular solar eclipse A partial solar eclipse can be witnessed Thursday from most of Europe, much of North America and Asia, including the far-East of Russia. The best way to find out when and where to see it is via a specialist website such as timeanddate.com  Always remember never to look directly at the Sun. Even sunglas...

Nearly a third of the sun will be blocked out by the Moon in what is known as an annular eclipse.

The next such event will happen in March 2025.