Solar eclipse to showcase 'ring of fire' in South America on Wednesday

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A solar eclipse will create a "ring of fire" visible in parts of South America on Wednesday. This occurs when the Moon partially blocks the Sun, allowing a ring of light to be seen. The eclipse will be visible in Chile and Argentina, with the "ring of fire" expected around 1845 GMT. The event will last over three hours, starting at 1700 GMT. A partial eclipse will also be seen in Bolivia, Peru, Paraguay, and other regions. Observers are advised to use special eclipse glasses or indirect viewing methods to protect their eyes.


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