A partial solar eclipse was witnessed above Greenwich's historical foot tunnel, captivating thousands on Saturday morning. Peaks in London were observed around 11am, visible between 10am and noon. The Royal Observatory's Imo Bell highlighted accurate forecasts thanks to technological advancements. Though areas in northern and western UK faced cloud cover, many enjoyed the spectacle. Experts advised safe viewing practices to prevent eye damage. The next opportunity for a significant solar eclipse in the UK is expected in August 2026, reaching 90% obscurity, sparking excitement for future celestial events.
Astronomer Imo Bell noted at 11:15am that despite some cloud coverage, many in the UK enjoyed watching the eclipse, showcasing technology's ability to predict such events.
The solar eclipse, peaking at 11am, was viewed by thousands across the country, highlighting the joy of communal astronomical experiences during optimal weather.
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