A partial solar eclipse is visible on Saturday in the northern hemisphere of the Earth, writes UNN.
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A partial solar eclipse can be observed from eastern North America, from Greenland, from most of Europe, from some areas of northwestern Africa, indicates timeandate.com.
"It won't be complete anywhere, but there are parts of Canada where it will be around 90%," said Jake Foster of the Royal Observatory Greenwich, quoted by the Guardian. "So it will be very impressive there."
The time of the event varies depending on the location, but in London, it is indicated to start at 10:07 am (12:07 Kyiv time), and the Moon will reach its maximum coverage of the Sun at 11:03 am (13:03 Kyiv time), and then end at noon (14:00 Kyiv time).
