Annular solar eclipse: Will the ‘ring of fire' be visible in India? Check date and time - News Summed Up

Annular solar eclipse: Will the ‘ring of fire' be visible in India? Check date and time


The first solar eclipse of 2026 will be an annular solar eclipse – also known as a “ring of fire”. During an annular solar eclipse, which will be a partial eclipse, the moon masks most of the sun, leaving a clear ring of light, and hence the label 'ring of fire' eclipse. Will the annular solar eclipse be visible from India? What time does the annular solar eclipse start on 17 February? • Partial eclipse starts at 9:56 UTC (Coordinated Universal Time)• Maximum eclipse starts at 12:12 Coordinated Universal Time• Partial eclipse finishes at 14:27 Coordinated Universal TimeSafety tips to watch annular solar eclipse An annular eclipse is a partial eclipse.


Source: Mint February 09, 2026 17:31 UTC



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