A rare type of solar eclipse is taking place this week across large parts of the world, as the Sun, Moon and Earth align.
The total annular solar eclipse takes place when the moon is too far away in its orbit of the Earth to completely block out the sun, causing light to appear around the edges of the moon.
The name annular is derived from the Latin word for ring and the effect it creates has been referred to by astronomers as a “ring of fire”.
The path of the annular solar eclipse takes it across Africa, Central Asia and South East Asia on Sunday, 21 June.
Nasa has made a map of its trajectory, showing where the annular phase of the eclipse will be visible, weather permitting.

SOURCE:https://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/gadgets-and-tech/news/annular-solar-eclipse-2020-live-how-to-watch-where-date-time-a9568046.html?amp