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WADDINGTON — Atop the Howard Park hill at sunrise Thursday, a crescent sun illuminated the St. Lawrence River. Where the New York and Canadian waters meet at the Waddington overlook, a partial solar eclipse was visible for about 60 minutes. First light poured shortly before 4:30 a.m., and when the sun became noticeable above the horizon at 5:14 a.m., it was accompanied by the new moon. From an Earthly vantage, solar eclipses are observed when the moon passes in front of the sun, most often partially blocking, and sometimes totally blocking, the sun’s light. An annular solar eclipse — annulus meaning ring — is a partial blockage, alternatively named a “ring of fire.” Depending on the viewing coordinates, the moon can appear centered on the sun, with a hazy ring of light bordering the dark moon disk.

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