People on social media, irrespective of what they do in their 'non-virtual' lives, are great at one thing in their virtual lives - turning everything into a meme. On most days they make a meme out of anything and everything under the sun. Today, they turned the sun into a meme and how.

Since morning, people have been talking about two things - the solar eclipse and a picture of PM Modi trying to watch it. While the latter is going viral on social media as a meme, people didn't leave the former either, the main reason why PM Modi is a meme.

Most welcome....enjoy :) https://t.co/uSFlDp0Ogm

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) December 26, 2019

After all, it's the last solar eclipse of this year and the decade too, so it's only fair that we celebrate this 'auspicious' day through these memes. This year's solar eclipse was hyped a lot with people calling it 'Ring of Fire' and what not, but what most of us saw was either the sky covered with clouds or a crescent shaped sun which was barely visible.

So all the butthurt people, like me, who couldn't see the solar eclipse today, let's settle for these funny memes instead, because they're really hard to miss.

When you watch #SolarEclipse with bare eyes pic.twitter.com/OXLV4xBhgi

— Savage_नारà¥ð¼ (@atram_shatram) December 26, 2019

Truuuuee#memesdaily@allindiamemers #solareclipse2019 pic.twitter.com/IZtiNDVt1F

— Sojwal Patil (@DDnlakade) December 26, 2019

#SolarEclipse explained ð#solareclipse2019 #Eclipse2019 pic.twitter.com/Jc9RQtzJV9

— Zahran Careem (@zahranc) December 26, 2019

Solar Panels on terrace during #SolarEclipse pic.twitter.com/MpzrhG0IjX

— Godman Chikna (@Madan_Chikna) December 26, 2019

That myth about people getting blinded by the sun during the Solar Eclipse today is absolute bonkers. The ones in India are blinded by everything happening anyway.#SolarEclipse

— Suhas R Vaidya (@punchatantra_) December 26, 2019

#solareclipse2019

Pic 1 : Sun on any other day
Pic 2 : Sun on solar eclipse pic.twitter.com/wBx2LF1W59

— Rahul (@iamRahul66) December 26, 2019

#solareclipse2019

Pic 1: What we Pakistanis Expected
Pic 2: What we Saw ! ðð pic.twitter.com/DGrNQtxj6V

— AÙi Shah (@__GeminiMan) December 26, 2019

#solareclipse2019

people since
8am me at 12pm pic.twitter.com/j0qKHyGEAN

— ð¼ââ¯áµâ°â° (@perferror) December 26, 2019

me wanting to
witness the the clouds#solareclipse2019 pic.twitter.com/1GfMBEVcX3

— madeleine. (@purpleyue_) December 26, 2019

Solar Eclipseð of 2019 begins, will turn Sunâï¸ into Ring of Fire ð¥#solareclipse2019 pic.twitter.com/B4fmcFBYip

— KarthickPrabhakaran (@KarthiPrabha23) December 26, 2019

#solareclipse2019 exist. Memers ready to make memes
Meanwhile sun:- pic.twitter.com/IVBiexnE1B

— The Skinny Hulk (@Abhijee22691599) December 26, 2019

And the award goes to...#Solareclipse2019 pic.twitter.com/KVs4pCC1x5

— Kiran Kumar S (@KiranKS) December 26, 2019

For those who didn't pay attention in their science class, a solar eclipse occurs when the Moon passes between the Earth and the Sun. Reportedly, the solar eclipse began at around 8:15 am and continued till 11 am.

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