Solar eclipse creates 'ring of fire' over Easter Island and Patagonia

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A solar eclipse created a "ring of fire" on Wednesday, visible from Easter Island and a small area in southern Chile and Argentina. This annular eclipse lasted only a few minutes, attracting both locals and tourists. People gathered outdoors to enjoy the event, wearing special glasses and celebrating with music and chants. An estimated 175,000 residents and visitors experienced the eclipse in its full form. The southern half of South America, parts of Antarctica, and Hawaii saw a partial eclipse. This event marked a rare opportunity for many to witness such a phenomenon.


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