The Sunset Solar Eclipse

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Very soon, on the evening of August 12th, there will be a special event for us to behold. Well, for some of us. The solar eclipse will be visibile in its totality in Iceland, Greenland and parts of Spain and Portugal as well as some mediterranian islands. But even in the rest of western Europe, people will be able to witness at least a partial eclipse. In the southern parts of Germany, coverage of the sun will be up to 89%. So get your solar eclipse safetly glasses out and check in with Paul to learn how to best watch this eclipse and why it is so very special this time! Find a great set of country maps showing coverage here: https://www.instagram.com/p/DbDSWKJn_DF/?img_index=5 Host: Paul Salazar Music: royalty-free from incompetech.com

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