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- A rare hybrid solar eclipse will occur over the South Pacific today and won't happen again until 2031.
- NASA and Space.com are both hosting livestreams of the eclipse starting at 9:36pm EDT tonight.
- Hybrid solar eclipses are the rarest type of eclipse and look different depending on your location.
A rare hybrid solar eclipse will occur today over the South Pacific, covering some regions in blackout darkness and showing others a "ring of fire" encircling a shadowy moon.