There’s a solar eclipse happening early in the morning on June 10. It’s not a total eclipse like we saw in 2017, but an annular eclipse, in which there’s still a ring of sunlight visible around the moon.
Very few people will be able to catch that, but people in the eastern U.S. should be able to see a partial eclipse at dawn.
Sky & Telescope senior editor Kelly Beatty explains how to see it and what it’ll look like.
Remember: Don’t look directly at the sun!
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