An eclipse never comes alone! The partial solar eclipse of February 15, 2018, is the second eclipse this season after the total lunar eclipse of January 31, 2018. The sky event was visible in southern South America, including many locations in Argentina, Chile, Paraguay, and Uruguay, and in Antarctica as well as from some areas of the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Now, if you missed this amazing space weather phenomenon, live it now in pictures below:
Partial solar eclipse in South America on February 15, 2018. via BioBioChilePartial solar eclipse in South America on February 15, 2018. via TwitterPartial solar eclipse in South America on February 15, 2018. via TwitterPartial solar eclipse in South America on February 15, 2018. via TwitterPartial solar eclipse in South America on February 15, 2018. via TwitterPartial solar eclipse in South America on February 15, 2018. via TwitterPartial solar eclipse in South America on February 15, 2018. via TwitterPartial solar eclipse in South America on February 15, 2018. via VKPartial solar eclipse in South America on February 15, 2018. via TwitterPartial solar eclipse in South America on February 15, 2018. via Twitter
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