On 14 October there was an annular solar eclipse or so-called ring of fire. It was observed in some parts of North, Central and South America. Of course, we missed this image as a country, but don't worry, we will watch it together now.

A solar eclipse, called annular or ring of fire, occurs when the Moon passes between the Earth and the Sun. Unlike a total solar eclipse, where the Moon completely covers the Sun, the Moon is far enough away during an annular eclipse to allow a thin bright ring of the Sun to shine through.

Now that we've talked enough, let's get to the part where we don't get stuck and watch. This is the ring of fire as it passes over Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Don't be upset that we missed it, we couldn't see it. It's at your doorstep with the giant service. Let's watch it.