Pictures: Partial solar eclipse captures many of the northern hemisphere

When the sun risen in the northern hemisphere on Saturday, cut the moon across the Earth’s orbit and took a bite of the sun.

The partial solar eclipse, which occurs when the moon moves between the Earth and the sun, was casting shadows on our planet, at the beginning of the year and was visible in parts of the United States, Canada, Europe, Europe, Russia and Africa.

Unlike the solar overall eclipse, when the entire sun is covered, the partial solar eclipse creates a crescent sun.

The event has already started when Dawn broke out in the northeastern United States, which had the best vision in the country. People in northern and western Europe, as well as on the northwestern coast of Africa, were treated at the heavenly exhibition in the late morning and afternoon.

If you miss it, you will be the next partial solar eclipse in September, and it will be the best offer in Australia.

Jonathan Wolf The reports contributed.