The first solar eclipse out of the two solar eclipses due this year,
will occur tomorrow morning, when the moon covers up the sun. This is an
annular solar eclipse where a ring of fire will appear on the solar
disk, Prof. Chandana Jayaratne of the Department of Physics, University
of Colombo said.
“The eclipse begins at 2.05 am and ends at 8.55 am Sri Lanka standard
time tomorrow morning. The eclipse will not be visible to Sri Lanka,” he
said.
The first solar eclipse out of the two solar eclipses due this year,
will occur tomorrow morning, when the moon covers up the sun. This is an
annular solar eclipse where a ring of fire will appear on the solar
disk, Prof. Chandana Jayaratne of the Department of Physics, University
of Colombo said. 
