Best Photos of the 2019 Total Solar Eclipse

On July 2, a solar eclipse swept across the South Pacific and southern South America, space.com reports.

In parts of Chile and Argentina, skywatchers witnessed a total eclipse of the sun, in which the moon blocked the sun from view — with the exception of its wispy corona. In other parts of South America, skywatchers saw a partial eclipse, with the moon taking a "bite" out of the sun's face. 

With this photo guide, you can find out exactly where the eclipse was visible and what it looked like. (Viewing guides are at the top; to see photos of the actual eclipse, scroll down a bit.