Key Points
- The solar eclipse was watched by millions of people in the northern hemisphere last night.
- The completion of the solar eclipse was visible from some countries, while it was partially visible from others.
- The most important part of the solar eclipse was seen in the UK and other parts of Europe for the first time since 1999.
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Last night, millions of people in the northern hemisphere looked up at the sky to watch the solar eclipse. The completion of the solar eclipse was visible from some countries, while it was partially visible from others.
The most important part of the solar eclipse was seen in the UK and other parts of Europe for the first time since 1999. According to BBC News, at the peak of the solar eclipse, the moon covered more than 90% of the sun in most of the UK.
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- What is a solar eclipse?
- A solar eclipse is an astronomical event in which the moon completely or partially covers the sun.
- When is a solar eclipse visible?
- A solar eclipse is visible when the moon's orbit aligns with the sun.
- What is the importance of a solar eclipse?
- A solar eclipse is an important astronomical event closely followed by scientists and astronomers.
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