First Solar Eclipse Of 2014 Is For The 'Penguins,' Australia Gets A Tiny Glimpse Of The 'Ring Of Fire' [VIDEO]

Update 12:00 p.m. EDT: The European Space Agency's Proba-2 satellite observed the solar eclipse from orbit. The video of the solar eclipse from the satellite's perspective can be viewed below. The first solar eclipse of 2014 occurred early Tuesday morning. If you missed it, don't worry -- you are not alone. The annular solar eclipse was visible in Australia, but the best place to catch it was on a tiny patch of uninhabited land in Antarctica.