This[e] morning [of 6/10/21], some early birds were treated to the year’s first solar eclipse.
![This[e] morning [of 6/10/21], some early birds were treated to the year’s first solar eclipse.](https://64.media.tumblr.com/a42ebf8bba56ce0845852462049e3a58/038788818bd69f4d-a3/s1280x1920/e693079ad47c5b9c269e17fad453ebd73a1ef09a.jpg "This[e] morning [of 6/10/21], some early birds were treated to the year’s first solar eclipse.")
![This[e] morning [of 6/10/21], some early birds were treated to the year’s first solar eclipse.](https://64.media.tumblr.com/c4c97ff50f6ff983e6ac74f5680e0b9e/038788818bd69f4d-11/s1280x1920/df6d1cff87ccdd797a8069f2a437fd4e29129c1e.jpg "This[e] morning [of 6/10/21], some early birds were treated to the year’s first solar eclipse.")
![This[e] morning [of 6/10/21], some early birds were treated to the year’s first solar eclipse.](https://64.media.tumblr.com/355eb75c1b8766c8ee4a777760cfbe03/038788818bd69f4d-6f/s1280x1920/db497dade4602accb3c9e624636a97518cd317aa.jpg "This[e] morning [of 6/10/21], some early birds were treated to the year’s first solar eclipse.")
This[e] morning [of 6/10/21], some early birds were treated to the year’s first solar eclipse. This full annular, or “ring of fire”, eclipse was only visible in the far north, but NASA photographers captured these stunning images to enjoy no matter where you are.[WIRED] -- source link
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