Everything you need to know about Thursday mornings solar eclipse in North America, Europe and ... [+] Asiaincluding how to see solar horns at sunrise and a Death Star appear to cross the Sun. GettyAre you ready for a rare eclipse of the Sun? Visible as a ring of fire in parts of Canada, as a rare crescent-shaped sunrise solar eclipse in the northeast U.S. and as a partial solar eclipse across much of the rest of the northern hemisphere, heres everything you need to know about Thursday, June 10, 2021s celestial event as a whopping 60 countries see a chunk taken out of the Sun: MORE FROM FORBESEverything You Need To Know To See The Rare, Risky And Weird Looking 'Sunrise Eclipse' In North America On June 10By Jamie CarterHow to stream the solar eclipseIf you want to watch the eclipse online there are numerous livestreams planned. Here are three hand-picked broadcasts from around the world that come recommended: 1. timeanddate.com (global) 2. Virtual Telescope Project (global)3. Royal Observatory (London)A man wears protective solar eclipse glasses to look at the sun as a colander casts moon shadows on ... [+] his face on the Oregon Coast during the 2017 total solar eclipse.gettyHow to safely watch the solar eclipseIs the solar eclipse safe? Arm yourself with advice from a world-renowned expert on eclipse eye safety and seven ways to watch the solar eclipse safely and youll be fine. Solar eclipses can be dangerous and you do need to be very careful. Heres what to remember: never look at the Sun without an ISO-compliant solar filter/solar eclipse glasses. never look at the Sun through an optical device of any kind even while wearing solar filters/solar eclipse glasses (they must always go in front of camera lenses, binoculars and telescopes). How to photograph the solar eclipse with a smartphone, cameras and a telescopeIts possible to take a photo of the solar eclipse using a phone or a proper camera. Heres how to do it. However, the safest and often the most unique souvenir photos are of people watching the eclipse through eclipse glasses, and of crescent Suns filtered through a kitchen colander on to the ground or on to a wall. On June 10, 2021, New Jersey and New York will see "red devil's horns" as the Sun rises eclipsed. Michael Zeiler/GreatAmericanEclipse.comWhere and when to see the sunrise solar eclipse from the U.S. In the U.S. a partial solar eclipse will be visible in parts of the southeast, northeast, midwest, and in northern Alaska. Those on the east coast in generalfrom South Carolina heading north, and heading northwest to North Dakotawill all see a partially eclipsed Sun at sunrise on Thursday, June 10, 2021.Heres exactly when to look at the sunrise solar eclipse from everywhere in the U.S. along the path. Youll need to get a clear view of the horizon during sunrise in order to see the eclipsesuch as a beach or a high buildingand hope for clear skies. MORE FROM FORBESSolar Eclipse: Exactly When You Can See This Week's 'Sunrise Eclipse' From Every U.S. State In The PathBy Jamie CarterWhere and when to see solar horns from the U.S. The New York/New Jersey area in particular is about to get its weirdest sunrise for 63 year as strange solar horns appear on the horizon (clear skies allowing). Heres how to see the solar horns, also known as devils horns. Eclipse photo of the day? It could well be a two-horned sunrise over the Atlantic Ocean. Or framed with the Statue of Liberty. MORE FROM FORBESWhen, Where And How You Can See Unique 'Solar Horns' On Thursday As North America Gets Its Weirdest Sunrise For 63 YearsBy Jamie CarterThe icons show the depth of the eclipse visible from select cities that will see partial phases of ... [+] the event. In some locations, the Sun will be eclipsed as it rises, creating the opportunity for some thrilling photos containing foreground scenery. In the negative path of annularity, maximum eclipse occurs before sunrise if you live in these areas, you might notice unusual twilight effects.Sky & TelescopeWhere and when to see the ring of fire solar eclipse from Canada Though most of the world will experience this as a partial solar eclipse, its actually a specific kind for somean annular (ring-shaped) solar eclipse that will be visible from Canada, Greenland and over the North Pole to Siberia in eastern Russia. Annular eclipses dont always get the same kind of attention as total solar eclipses, said Dr. Jackie Faherty, Senior Scientist and Senior Education Manager jointly in the Department of Astrophysics and the Department of Education at the American Museum of Natural History. The ring of fire is not going over highly populated places, but a swathe of Greenland, the North Pole and Siberia, areas where you don't have a ton of people. This map from GreatAmericanEclipse.com shows the eclipse obscuration for Europewith the northwest ... [+] seeing the larger "bite." Michael Zeiler / GreatAmericanEclipse.comWhere and when to see the partial solar eclipse from the U.K., Europe and Central AsiaEuropes first solar eclipse since 2015 will see some of the Sun hidden by the Moon. Northwest Europe gets the most eclipse, so the best places to be will be the north of the U.K and in northern Scandinavia. Heres when to see the eclipse from the U.K and 29 European cities on Thursday morning and early afternoon. In Reykjavík, Iceland, 60% of the Sun will be hidden. In the U.K. its between 20-39%. There will also be small partial solar eclipse in northwestern China and Mongolia. MORE FROM FORBESSolar Eclipse: Exactly What You'll See From The U.K. And 29 European Cities This ThursdayBy Jamie CarterWhat time is the solar eclipse? For a expanded schedule specific for your location and timezone, visit TimeAndDate.com and enter your exact location. Heres the celestial schedule in Universal Time:Partial solar eclipse begins: 08:12 UTCAnnular eclipse begins: 09:49 UTCMaximum solar eclipse: 10:41 UTCAnnular solar eclipse ends: 11:33 UTCPartial solar eclipse ends: 13:11 UTCHow to plan for the solar eclipseOther great resources for planning include a a Google Map of the event and animations to get animations of exactly what to expect from any location in the U.S. A partial solar eclipse as seen during sunrise in the coastal town of Gumaca, Quezon province, ... [+] southeast of Manila on May 21, 2012. Thousands turned their eyes to the sky on both sides of the Pacific to gaze excitedly as a partial eclipse occluded the sun at dawn in Asia and at dusk in the western US. An annular eclipse occurs when the moon passes in front of the sun, but is too far from the Earth to block it out completely, leaving a "ring of fire" visible. AFP PHOTO/TED ALJIBE (Photo credit should read TED ALJIBE/AFP/GettyImages)AFP via Getty ImagesIs it safe to watch the sunrise eclipse?When the Sun is very close to the horizon it is safer to look at, which is why we can we watch sunrises and sunsets, said Faherty. Youre staring at it through a huge amount of atmosphere that removes a lot of the dangerous radiation, but you don't ever want to stare at the Sun for any length of timeit dangerous, so get some solar eclipse glasses. Maybe you have some solar eclipse glasses leftover from 2017s Great AmericanEclipse? If not, Faherty also advises projecting the light from the Sun onto the ground. A lot of people use a colander that use to strain your pasta to get a lot of little different onto the groundan in each one youll see the eclipse happening. Multiple Exposure of the various phases during the annular Solar Eclipse on 15th January 2010 gettyWhat is an annular solar eclipse?This annular solar eclipse will see a bright ring around the Moon for a maximum of 3 minutes 51 seconds as seen from Canada, Greenland and Russia. Thats because the Sun, Moon and Earth will align while the Moon is close to its apogee, the furthest it gets from Earth in its elliptical monthly orbit. The Moon will consequently be too small to cover all of the Sun. However, for most people in the path it will be a partial solar eclipse.Geometry of an Eclipse When the new Moon is just at the right distance in its orbit to completely ... [+] blot out the Sun, we witness a total solar eclipse in all its glory (and only then can look directly at the Sun without protection). But when the new Moon is slightly farther from Earth in its orbit, it doesnt quite cover the full solar disk. In these cases, we can enjoy the sight of a blazing ring of sunlight encircling the silhouette of the Moon but must take care to observe only through a safe solar filter. Sky & TelescopeUnderstanding annular solar eclipsesThere are four incredible sights to see during this solar eclipse, but what you will see depends on where you are on the planet: A ring of fire annular solar eclipse (Canada, Greenland and Siberia)A sunrise eclipse (northeastern U.S. and central, eastern and maritime Canada)Solar horns at sunrise (New York and New Jersey)First contact when the Moon first takes a bite out of the Sun (Europe and Central Asia)What will the solar eclipse look like?Here's the thing though about partial eclipsesit will look like the sun, but just a little dimmer, said Faherty. If you wear your eclipse viewing glasses and you look at the Sun, then you're going to look and it'll look like the Sun is rising with like the Death Star taking a bite out of it! Just after "first contact" during a partial solar eclipse in Istanbul, Turkey on June 21, 2020. Anadolu Agency via Getty ImagesBest places to watch the solar eclipseSome think that despite talk about sunrise eclipses and rings of fire in North America, its Europe that has the best view. The best moment is that first moment when you catch the Moon start to cross the Sun, said Faherty. Its a reminder that we predicted this to the second!You can even do a countdown to yourself and then watch the eclipse start. Its a moment to reflect on how phenomenal are our advancements in understanding the Universe, said Faherty. We make these predictions and they come trueand we can see it happen! MORE FROM FORBESHow To Experience A Once-In-A-Lifetime 'Greatest Solar Eclipse Ever' As Countdown BeginsBy Jamie CarterWhen is the next solar eclipse? The next annular solar eclipse will cross the U.S. southwest on October 14, 2023. However, the next solar eclipse is a total solar eclipse on December 4, 2021 in Antarctica. Disclaimer: Jamie Carter is Editor of WhenIsTheNextEclipse.comWishing you wide eyes and clear skies.