Partial Solar Eclipse Darkens Pacific Skies
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A partial solar eclipse, where the moon partially obscured the sun, occurred on September 21st. Visible primarily over the Pacific Ocean and New Zealand, the eclipse reached a maximum obscuration of 70% in Dunedin, New Zealand. The event was captured in photos and live streams, showcasing the moon's silhouette moving across the sun's disk. The eclipse unfolded as expected during the new moon phase, creating a stunning crescent-shaped sun.
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