There are two solar eclipses in 2021. First, an annular eclipse commonly referred to as a "ring of fire," will occur on June 10 and be visible from parts of Canada, Greenland, the Arctic and Russia.

Can you look at a annular eclipse?

There is no danger to the eye in looking directly at a total solar eclipse. However; looking directly at the smallest part of a partial eclipse, including any annular eclipse, is very dangerous and can result in retinal damage.

Do we ever see an annular lunar eclipse?

There are no annular lunar eclipses because Earth is much bigger than the Moon, and its shadow will never be small enough to leave a ring. However, the Moon does experience total eclipses. ... A partial eclipse of the Moon occurs when the Moon passes through only part of Earth's umbra or only its penumbra.