Just two weeks after the huge "supermoon" wowed skywatchers around the world, the heavens will offer up another observing treat — a solar eclipse on May 20 that should be visible from much of western North America.
The May 20 event is what's known as an annular solar eclipse, in which the moon blocks out most of the sun but leaves a ring of light visible around its circumference.
It should be quite a spectacular sight for favorably placed — and appropriately careful —skywatchers throughout Asia, the Pacific region and parts of North America.
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2012/05/12/solar-eclipse-may-20-how-to-see-sun-ring-fire/?intcmp=features#ixzz1ufEfsqsM
