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Solar eclipse: 11 breathtaking photos that will *not* melt your retinas – Inverse
The annual solar eclipse took place on June 21, and was visible over some parts of the world for nearly four hours.
On Sunday, June 21, the Sun, moon and Earth were aligned in a rare occurrence. The annual solar eclipse took place a day after the celebrated summer solstice, and was visible for those lucky enough t…
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