On Saturday, a remarkable partial solar eclipse was witnessed across Europe, parts of Africa, and Newfoundland, captivating skygazers as the Moon passed between the Earth and the Sun. While many enjoyed the enchanting view, clouds obstructed visibility for some, preventing them from seeing up to one-fifth of the Sun obscured. The next opportunity for a similar event in Europe will occur on August 12, 2026, when more than 80% of the Sun will be obscured. However, the next total eclipse in the region will not be until 2081.
Skygazers in Europe, Africa, and Newfoundland experienced a captivating partial solar eclipse on Saturday as the Moon blocked a portion of the Sun's light.
The next partial solar eclipse in Europe will be on August 12, 2026, when over 80 percent of the Sun will be covered, while a total eclipse won't occur until 2081.
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