On June 10, 2021, the first solar eclipse of the year will occur. This celestial event occurs just a few days after the lunar eclipse of 2021. In the next days, expect to see the stunning ‘Ring of Fire.' When the moon blocks the sun and casts a shadow over Earth, it is called an annular solar eclipse.
According to NASA, it will only be seen from regions of Canada, Greenland, and Russia. The solar eclipse will be visible first in Canada, northern Ontario, and on the north side of Lake Superior. For around three minutes, it will be visible to Canadians.
People in Greenland will be able to see the ring of fire as the solar eclipse reaches its apex. It will then occur in Siberia as well as the North Pole. The United States and India will not be able to observe the unusual celestial occurrence, but residents of the East Coast and Upper Midwest will be able to witness it after sunrise.
There are three types of solar eclipses which are total, partial and annular. This year, people will only be able to see two of them.
The second solar eclipse of 2021 will appear on December 4. This celestial event will see from South America, the Pacific, the Atlantic, parts of the Indian Ocean and Antarctica will get to see the fourth eclipse of 2021.This will be a total solar eclipse, when the moon completely blocks the sun and casts a shadow over Earth.
