What the solar eclipse looked like from our phones and DSLRs
A sight to behold.
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SINGAPORE -- Thousands of people across the Southeast Asia region got up bright and early on Wednesday morning to catch a glimpse of a rare solar eclipse.
The occurrence started at 7.20 a.m. local time and peaked at 8.23 a.m., when 87% of the sun was obscured.
Amid the awe, witnesses scrambled to document the spectacle and share their experience with the world on social media.
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Here are some of the pics and vids, so you can relive the moment wherever you are.
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While the eclipse was best viewed from Indonesia, those in Singapore, Malaysia and Australia managed to witness the rare sight too.
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