Total solar eclipse moves across South America
Updated 11:57, 03-Jul-2019
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Stargazers in South America were treated to a total solar eclipse on Tuesday, the first since August 2017. The celestial phenomenon was visible in much of Chile and Argentina and a partial eclipse was seen elsewhere on the continent.

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