Set your alarms early on Sunday morning to observe a rare hybrid solar eclipse at 6:30 AM.
In New York City, you should except to see the moon covering more than half the sun. It will start as an annular eclipse, with the awesome "ring of fire" around the sun, before morphing into a total solar eclipse, in which the sun is totally blocked for a brief period. Check out the Slooh Space Camera preview below:
The Slooh Space Camera will livestream the eclipse online as seen from Kenya, where the sun and moon will form a total solar eclipse. Remember to wear eye protection when viewing this eclipse. If it's too cloudy on Sunday morning, you can watch the Slooh Space Camera live from 6:45 a.m. to 10:15 a.m. ET Sunday. There is also an App in the iTunes store to live-stream the eclipse.
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