Ring of Fire
Desk Report
Published: 26 Dec 2019, 04:20 pm
Science Movement Bangladesh organized a program to watch solar eclipse at Altafunnesa playground in Bogra. Photo: Collected
it looks like a ring of fire as the moon covered the sun. Photo taken from Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.
The moon starts to move in front of the sun, as seen from Wan Twin in central Myanmar. Photo: AFP
Solar Eclipse seen from Dhaka's Hatirjheel. Photo: Collected
Two friends are watching the solar eclipse in Indonesia's Banda Aceh province. Photo: AFP
The near total ‘ring of fire’ solar eclipse as seen from the south Indian city of Dindigul in Tamil Nadu
The moon moves in front of the sun in a rare 'ring of fire' solar eclipse as seen from Bangkok on 26 December 2019. Photo: AFP
The last solar eclipse of the year is today (Thursday, December 26). This is the solar eclipse of Boligras. Scientists have named it 'Ring of Fire'.
The moon comes to the sun and slowly covers it. The sun looks like a bloody ring when taken.
The sky of Dhaka is cloudy, but the sun is partly visible.
This solar eclipse can be seen from countries in Europe, Asia, Australia, East Africa. But this time, the best will be seen from the UAE.