This Sunday (21), some countries will be able to watch the second – and last – solar eclipse of the year. The phenomenon is expected to begin to be seen from 2:30 pm (Brasília time). In Brazil, however, it will not be visible.
Parts of Australia, New Zealand and Pacific Islands, as well as a region of Antarctica, will be able to see the eclipse to the naked eye.
The Time and Date website will broadcast Eclipse live, straight from New Zealand, where it can be partially seen.
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