Hundreds of tourists, photographers and astronomy enthusiasts on the tip of South America watch a rare "ring of fire" solar eclipse in Argentina's Patagonia. The spectacle occurs when the sun momentarily almost disappears as the moon crosses its path.
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00:29I was very excited, it's very nice.
00:33It's a bit like everything you've been going through to get here.
00:36We are in Argentina and getting to these moments costs a lot.
00:48The clouds did their thing, they covered us,
00:51but in a way they also allowed the clouds to act as a filter
00:55and we were able to observe a good part of the eclipse,
00:58of the totality of the eclipse,
01:01we were able to observe it with a cloud filter,
01:04so we were also able to appreciate it.