The ring of fire: the rare annular eclipse as seen from Albequerqe, New Mexico, one of the western states where it was most visible
Stunning: The unusual event stood out against the evening sky in Odessa, Texas
Partial eclipse: The moon moving between the earth and the sun, blocking out some of the light
Clear: Cloudless skies above the Grand Canyon allowed observers a great view of the astronomic event
Excitement: A family watches the eclipse from Chico, California - with the precaution of special lenses
Hi-tech: A man uses a special film to protect his tablet computer as he photographs the eclipse
Even pets need protection: A dog decked out in stylish but practical eyewear to enable him to watch the eclipse from Tokyo
Progression: This image shows how the sky changed above the Pueblo Bonito ancient building at Chaco Culture National Historical Park in Nageezi, Arizona
Phases: A composite image of the annular eclipse as seen from Tokyo on Sunday night
The big C: The annular solar eclipse is spotted in the sky above Chandler, Arizona
Fire in the sky: This photo shows the solar eclipse from downtown Fort Worth, Texas
What a sight: An aeroplane flies past the annular solar eclipse from Taguig city, east of Manila, Philippines
Light show: The eclipse is seen reflected in a pool of water in Beijing, China
Awe: From the astronomy student, left, to the gaggle of schoolboys, right, no one could keep their eyes of the phenomenon
Sky stunner: The solar eclipse, in which the moon passes in front of the sun leaving only a golden ring around its edges, is seen briefly during a break in clouds over Taipei, Taiwan
'I've never seen anything like it': A partial eclipse is seen from Tokyo as the sun and moon aligned over the earth in the rare astronomical event
View: A plane flies above the annular solar eclipse in a stunning image from Irving, Texas
Path: The eclipse begins in eastern Asia on Monday then crosses the north Pacific to end in western U.S.
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