Spain sees total solar eclipse for first time in more than century
A total solar eclipse traveled from the Arctic region of northern Russia, across Greenland and near Iceland, then swept over northern Spain and the Balearic Islands on Aug 12, briefly turning day into night. Large crowds gathered along coasts, beaches and inland towns, with applause and visible reactions reported in multiple locations. Supplies of special viewing glasses were in high demand as partial views also spread across Europe, Canada, the northern United States and northwest Africa. Immediate consequences included high public turnout and strained retail supply for protective eyewear during the event.
A total solar eclipse crossed northern Spain and the Balearic Islands.
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A total solar eclipse started in the Arctic and moved south into Europe. People in Spain…
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