Where to watch 2021’s 1st solar eclipse?

In this post, we talk about Where to watch 2021’s 1st solar eclipse? The areas where the incomplete solar eclipse will be visible. These are the eastern United States, northern Alaska, as well as much of Canada and parts of the Caribbean, Europe, Asia, and northern Africa. According to NASA, in various of these locations, the eclipse will occur earlier, during, and soon after sunrise. Although, The annular eclipse will not visible in India. It’s though visible in eastern states such as Arunachal Pradesh still only in limited areas. 

In addition, This year’s first solar eclipse will happen on June 10. It will be an annular or incomplete solar eclipse. It means the Moon will not cover the sun fully and position itself in a way. That the outside corners of the sun will be visible from the Earth. Also, This will create a thrilling ‘ring of fire’ around the Moon. But most of the people in India will not able to watch it. In most areas, the solar eclipse phase will seem at 2.00 pm and end at 6:41 pm (IST).

Where all is it visible?

As per, the annular eclipse will be viewed in parts of Canada, Greenland, and northern Russia. So people living in these areas will view the ring of fire. 

Moreover, The annular solar eclipse seems when the Moon is too far away from the Earth. And since very small to fully cover the Sun, giving its edges visible. Through an eclipse, all these three heavenly figures are almost in a vertical line. Although because of the Moon’s short path, it doesn’t cover the Sun fully.

How to Watch it online?

Moreover, NASA declared the live internet link of the solar eclipse. So you click and watch this event online an interactive map and on YouTube. You can watch the live stream below. The live stream will start at around 2:00 PM.

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