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Rare “Ring of Fire” solar eclipse – how to watch

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A celestial spectacle is set to grace the skies this Saturday as a rare “ring of fire” eclipse takes center stage.

Skywatchers and astronomy enthusiasts alike are gearing up for this extraordinary event, which promises a breathtaking display of cosmic beauty.

This unique astronomical phenomenon, scientifically known as an annular solar eclipse, occurs when the Moon partially covers the Sun, leaving a luminous ring-like appearance in the sky.

It’s a sight to behold, often referred to as the “ring of fire,” due to the fiery outline of the Sun that remains visible during the eclipse.

Taking place on a Saturday, this eclipse offers a rare opportunity for people around the world to witness the marvel of celestial mechanics.

While the path of totality—where the full “ring of fire” effect will be visible—stretches across a narrow band, partial phases of the eclipse will be observable in a wider region, making it accessible to a broader audience.

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