The total solar eclipse over Canadian soil came to an end in Newfoundland at 3:46 p.m. ET. However, skywatchers can still enjoy a partial solar eclipse, where the moon blocks out just part of the sun, for a while longer.
The partial solar eclipse is set to continue until 4:47 p.m. ET, providing an extended opportunity for people to witness this celestial event. While the total eclipse offered a breathtaking moment of complete darkness as the moon fully covered the sun, the partial eclipse allows for a unique display of the moon partially obscuring the sun's bright disk.
