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An afternoon ring of fire

May 2012: A partial solar eclipse greets many in North America May 20, but a lucky few in the western United States see an annular eclipse.

RELATED TOPICS: SOLAR ECLIPSE | VENUS | MARS | SATURN
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A partial solar eclipse greets many in North America May 20, but a lucky few in the western United States see an annular eclipse.

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