While the sun was coming out on the northern hemisphere on Saturday, the moon cut the Earth’s orbit and pulled it out of the sun.

The partial eclipse of the sun, which happens when the moon is moving between the earth and the sun, throwing a shadow on our planet, was first in the year and was visible in parts of the United States, Canada, Caribbean, Europe, Russia and Africa.

Unlike the complete eclipse of the sun, when the whole sun is covered, partially eclipse of the sun creates a crescent moon.

The event was already started when Dawn broke down in the northeast of the United States, which had the best view in the country. People in northern and western Europe, as well as on the northwestern coast of Africa, were rejoicing in a celestial exhibition during the late morning and early afternoon.

If you missed it, the next partial eclipse of the sun will be in September, and the best view will be in Australia.

Jonathan Wolfe contribute to reporting.