The total solar eclipse of 2020 in South America alone thrills viewers

The only total solar eclipse of 2020 spread to dazzling audiences in South America, and even after some cloudy skies threatened to put dampers on the sky at an incredible celestial event.

The so-called southern cone has been treated for two total solar eclipses over the years. But each event was unique. Both eclipses were visible in Chile and Argentina, but the total solar eclipse of 2019 ended in the winter time and afternoon for the Southern Hemisphere. This means that the sun was less on the horizon, so the sky did not get as dark as it did this year.

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