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On October 14, there will be an annular solar eclipse (not a solar eclipse that happens yearly, but one where the moon is at or near it's farthest point from earth, allowing a ring of light, called a ring of fire, to be seen) viewable in the Americas. This will be the last time until 2046 that the continental US at least will see an annular eclipse (Alaska will see one in 2039, others in the Americas will see another sooner as well). I have a eclipse tracking thing for the continental US, so those of you from the US can get an idea of when it will be and how much sun coverage you'll get. For other countries there may be similar map or tools, the total and partial eclipses will be seen in certain areas in North, Central, and South America. For this tool, antumbra will give you the range of the total eclipse at a given time, the penumbra will give you the range of the partial eclipse areas at a given time. Let me know if you need help using the tool, I'd be glad to help