Partial eclipse across North America

North Americans have the opportunity to observe a solar eclipse, when the Moon obscures part of the Sun.

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Millions of North Americans today had the opportunity to admire partial eclipse in weather conditions.In the picture is the phenomenon of obscuring the Sun observed in the city of Clearwater, Florida.(Photo: AP)

A solar eclipse occurs when the Moon obscures part of the Sun.(Photo: AP)

A partial eclipse in a composite photo was taken from San Diego, California.Scientists predict, the next phenomenon will be observed on August 21, 2017.(Photo: Reuters)

The eclipse is partly seen from the statue of Angel Moroni, at the top of the church in Brigham, Utah.(Photo: AP)

When a solar eclipse appeared, the Sun disk was partially obscured.Photograph from Wichita, Kansas.(Photo: AP)

The "Sun-swallowing Moon" phenomenon is seen through the glass of a welder, outside the La Rodadora museum, Ciudad Juarez city, the capital of Chihuahua state, Mexico.(Photo: Reuters)

Observers must wear face protection glasses if they want to see the eclipse directly.In the photo, Bernard Wright and his daughter are observing this unique astronomical phenomenon outside the Reuben H. Fleet Science Museum in San Diego, California.(Photo: Reuters)

Indirect solar eclipse observations include binoculars and telescopes with a cover of a small hole in front of the glass and projecting the Sun image onto a blank sheet of paper.(Photo: AP)

The Moon passes between the Sun and the Earth near the partial eclipse, seen from West Alton, Missouri.(Photo: AP)

According to scientists, residents from the east coast to the west coast of the United States have the opportunity to admire this phenomenon.People in the central and west coast have the best vision.(Photo: Reuters)