It's time to dust off your eclipse glasses for Thursday's weird and wonderful "Ring of Fire" eclipse. The Moon will cross paths with the Sun early on June 10 and blot out all but a fiery sliver of the solar disc - a so-called annular eclipse. The Ring of Fire won't be visible here in the UK, as it will pass over Canada and Russia, but the good news is hopeful astronomers will still have a chance to see an equally exciting partial eclipse.Astronomer Tom Kerss wrote on the Stargazing London blog: "Every year, millions travel to witness total eclipses of the Sun, and tens of millions more have the opportunity to see partial phases over a much wider area.

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