How can I see partial solar eclipse on June 10?
Published: 10:30 AM June 7, 2021  A partial solar eclipse will be seen this week - Credit: Getty Images/iStockphoto  Skygazers are in for a treat this week, with a partial solar eclipse due to be visible as the moon passes between the earth and the sun. On Thursday, June 10 morning, nearly a third of the sun will be blocked out by the passing moon in what is known as an annular solar eclipse. The partial eclipse is expected to begin at around 10.10am in the UK. The maximum eclipse is set to occur at 11.13am, with the moon covering a third of the sun. The partial eclipse is due to end at 12.22pm. You may also want to watch:  The annular solar eclipse takes place when the sun and the moon are directly in line with the earth. Looking directly into sunlight can be very dangerous for the human eye, so it is recommended that observers wear eclipse glasses. Because of the time of the eclipse, the sun is already expected to be quite high. As long as you are out of the way of tall buildings and trees,ou should get a good view of the event.