A solar eclipse is going to happen on 21 June. The effect of this eclipse will be seen across the country. NASA has shared a video about what the solar eclipse is going to look like on June 21. According to NASA, the whole 'Ring of Fire' is likely to be seen again on this day. The solar eclipse occurs due to the arrival of the moon between the earth and the sun, although the moon is so far away that it does not completely cover the sun and the ring of fire is seen.

NASA has shared a video of the year 2013, in which solar eclipse was seen in Australia. NASA says that this solar eclipse will be seen in Britain and America. The solar eclipse that falls on the biggest day of the year i.e. June 21 in India will not be seen. Only a part of it is likely to be seen in India. According to the Arya Bhatt Observational Science Research Institute (ARIES) of Nainital, which works under the Union Ministry of Science and Technology, this solar eclipse will be seen in many countries of Africa, Asia and Europe as well as in North India. This solar eclipse is going to be seen at 12:08 in the afternoon, while at 1.45, it will end from all parts of the world. The complete solar eclipse in India is expected in the year 2034.

In this regard, the institute said that during the solar eclipse, the circular (round) shadow of the moon falls on the earth and creates a dark area. It is called Ambra and the relatively less ornamental area is called Penumbra. NASA says that the solar eclipse to be held on June 21 will be seen more in the northern parts of India. Not only this, but NASA has issued a warning that does not look at the sun with open eyes on the day of the solar eclipse.

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