Spectators see partial solar eclipse from Observatory
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Spectators see partial solar eclipse from Observatory
Spectators at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich witnessed the Moon take a "bite" out of the Sun this morning, as a partial solar eclipse was visible across the northern hemisphere.
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