Rare 'Ring of Fire' Solar Eclipse Will Grace the Early Morning Sky in June 10

Early morning skywatchers will be treated to a spectacular display. The first solar eclipse of the year will occur on Thursday, June 10, when the moon passes in front of the Sun. In some areas of the planet, the spectacle will be exceptionally stunning.

Another solar eclipse will occur in early December this year. Still, it will only be visible throughout Antarctica, meaning that only a few people and penguins will be able to witness it.

This week's eclipse will be the last viewable from North America until Oct. 14, 2023, when another ring of fire eclipse will occur, this time across more populous portions of the United States, Central America, and northern South America.

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