Take a Look at the June "Ring of Fire" Solar Eclipse

The first of this year's two solar eclipses occurred on Thursday as a dramatic "ring of fire" appeared across the skies of the northeastern U.S. as well as parts of Canada, Greenland, Asia and the Arctic, according to NASA.The eclipse, which lasted for approximately one hour and 40 minutes, began north of Lake Superior at sunrise, before crossing desolate parts of Canada, Greenland, the Arctic Ocean and the North Pole. The cosmic episode then turned south, before concluding in southeastern Siber...