A rare hybrid solar eclipse Sunday, which won't be visible from India, can be viewed online.
"This is the most interesting eclipse of the year because it is the rare hybrid eclipse in which some sections of the path are annular (where the Moon does not completely block out the Sun) while other parts are total," said SPACE, an organisation working in the field of science and astronomy.
One can view the live hybrid solar eclipse simply by clicking on Eclipse Chasers Athenaeum-(ECA) website www.eclipsechasers.in
It would be visible over North Atlantic and equatorial Africa Sunday.
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