Solar eclipse to be seen in Pakistan on Sunday, June 21st

An annular solar eclipse will be visible to Pakistanis on Sunday, June 21, according to the Pakistan Meteorological Department. Annular solar eclipse? A solar eclipse is when the moon covers the sun. An annular eclipse occurs when the moon covers the center of the sun, leaving a “ring of fire” to be seen by spectators. It is scheduled to begin at 08:46 Pakistan Standard Time and end at 14:34. The eclipse will be at its maximum at 11:40. Different cities will see the eclipse at different times. How to see a solar eclipse? Looking at a solar eclipse with the naked eye can be deadly to the eye and even cause blindness. NASA has advised avoiding looking at the sun directly, wearing special-purpose solar filters such as eclipse glasses, and supervising children throughout the duration of the eclipse. Sunglasses, even if very dark, are ineffective. Also read: Underground structures believed to have originated in a pre-moon found by scientists