People celebrate the summer solstice at Stonehenge every year to see the sun rise directly behind the largest stone at the World Heritage site in southwest England and its first rays shine into the heart of the mysterious circle. This year, due to coronavirus, people will not be able to attend the solstice in person, so English Heritage, a charity that cares for 400 historic sites, is providing a livestream for people around the world to participate in the annual celebration.