Solar Eclipse LIVE updates: Ring of fire eclipse begins, Sun, Moon, Earth align
The peak time of the solar eclipse will come around 4:16 pm when both the Sun and Moon will conjunct exactly at 25 degrees in the Taurus sign. , File Photo
Updated: Jun 10, 2021, 04:39 PM IST
Sky gazers are in for a treat today! The new moon has started to sweep in front of the sun to create this year s first solar eclipse (surya grahan) today, June 10, 2021.
The Moon, Earth, and the Sun will all align together to form a celestial event. The solar eclipse on June 10 is rare and special as it will see the appearance of the ring of fire around the Moon, which will be visible in parts of Canada and Siberia.
First Solar Eclipse of 2021: Date, When, Where to Watch and All About the Ring of Fire
NASA stated that the eclipse will be visible from India but only from Arunachal Pradesh
| 3 Jun 2021 5:37 AM GMT
Itanagar: As the Moon on May 26 appeared closest to the Earth, which is popularly known as the Super Moon, another celestial phenomenon is right around the corner and according to the research, astronomers will get to witness the Ring of Fire around the Sun as the first solar eclipse of 2021 takes place on June 10.
NASA stated that the eclipse will be visible from India but only from Arunachal Pradesh. It will also be seen in Canada, northern Ontario, and on the north side of Lake Superior. The ring of fire will be visible in Canada for about three minutes, while in Greenland, it will occur when the solar eclipse reaches its peak after which it will be seen in Siberia and the North Pole. While the US will miss out on the ring of fire, people on the East Coast and in the Upper