If you live in North, Central or South America, you're in for a celestial treat. Clear your calendars and don’t forget to look up on Saturday, October 14th.
An annular solar eclipse is a ring-shaped phenomenon that happens when the moon places itself in front of the sun in a way that creates a "ring of fire" effect. And to help you find the best viewing spots, NASA put together a table for where and when the eclipse will be visible from, so you can save yourself the trouble. Just don’t forget your protective gear. For more, check our link in bio.
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