It will be a rare solar eclipse as Moon will be passing between the Sun and Earth.
The eclipse will began at at sunrise about 435 miles southeast of the South Pacific island of Tonga, with the Moon's shadow moving toward the northeast before ending at sunset in South America.It will be a great view to see this eclipse on water as most of eclipse will be found in open water.
Don't ever try to watch this eclipse with your naked eye as it is quite harmful.However for a direct view of the Sun, you can use approved solar filter.
If you are the lucky one to view the eclispe :) then please do share your experience or pics if any!
Full story at http://astronomyforeveryone.blogspot.com/2010/07/solar-eclipse-on-11th-july.html
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