Solar Eclipse 'Ring Of Fire' Viewed Worldwide
Rare solar eclipse partially blocks sun. Photos are shared online; add yours.
People all over the globe Sunday got a view of a rare solar eclipse -- some in person, some online. The "ring of fire" phenomenon had people gathering in locales ranging from Japan's Mount Fuji, to the alien-hunting Allen Telescope Array in California, to the ancient Petroglyph National Monument in New Mexico, according to media reports. Of course, there was lots of chatter on Twitter, and much photo sharing on Facebook and Flickr. It marked the first time in 18 years that an annular solar eclipse could be seen from the United States. Such eclipses occur when the moon is too far away in its elliptical orbit to cover the sun's disk completely, as seen from Earth. The sliver of sunshine traveled southeast across central Nevada, southern Utah…
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