The remarkably rare “hybrid” annular-total solar eclipse has now ended.The Ningaloo eclipse is called a hybrid eclipse because it appeared either

as a total eclipse or an annular eclipse depending on where and when you viewed it. It is named “Ningaloo” after the western coast of Australia because that is was best visible.

But after three hours of the eclipse, the full disc of the Sun is now fully visible in Australia and other parts of the world which had the eclipse.

Unfortunately, the eclipse was not visible to viewers in India. But you can still see the celestial rarity thanks to the archived live stream below.

Below the archived live stream, you can also see some of the latest images and videos of the eclipse as they were seen from vantage points across the world.There is only a few minutes left before the hybrid eclipse ends as can be seen from the image below.