Partial solar eclipse at the bottom of the world will close out the year’s celestial spectacles
Summary
A partial solar eclipse is set to occur next week, mainly visible in Antarctica, New Zealand, and part of Australia. This event is the last in a series of eclipses for the year, following a total lunar eclipse in Asia.Key Facts
- A partial solar eclipse will happen next week.
- Antarctica, New Zealand, and a part of Australia are the best places to see it.
- The eclipse will take place on Monday, local time in these regions.
- This is the fourth and final eclipse of the year.
- Earlier in the year, a total lunar eclipse was visible in Asia.
- There were eclipses earlier in the year in March.
- In 2026, more solar eclipses will happen, including one called a "ring of fire" and another total solar eclipse.
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