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Total Solar Eclipse: Sky Turns Dark in Chile as the Moon Covers the Sun
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December 14, 2020
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1:17Now PlayingThe sky briefly turned dark in Chile's Araucanía region around midday on Monday, when the moon completely covered the sun in a total solar eclipse.
Live images from the Institute of Astrophysics of the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile showed the scene gradually darkening.
It then grew lighter as the moment of total eclipse came to an end.
Thousands of Chileans and tourists gathered across the region to witness the event.
There won't be another total solar eclipse of the sun visible in Latin America until 2048.
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