Solar Eclipse 2026: ‘Ring of Fire’ To Be Visible To Select Few
Summary
A solar eclipse known as a "ring of fire" will occur, but only a few people in specific areas can view it fully. The best view is in Antarctica, with partial views possible in parts of South America and Africa.Key Facts
- The solar eclipse is called an annular eclipse, creating a "ring of fire" effect.
- The peak of the eclipse is visible in Antarctica.
- Partial views are available in southern South America and parts of southern Africa.
- An annular eclipse happens when the moon is farthest from Earth and doesn’t completely cover the sun.
- The eclipse begins at 11:45 UTC and coverage decreases throughout the event.
- Maximum coverage is 96%, dropping to 10% as the eclipse progresses.
- Antarctica, though uninhabited, will provide the best view along with its wildlife.
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