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Partial solar eclipse begins off the coast of Alaska
The partial solar eclipse has begun off Alaska's coast and will later be visible in Germany.
According to Der Tagesspiegel, the partial solar eclipse has begun off the coast of Alaska. This astronomical event, where the Moon partially covers the Sun, will be visible at varying times in other parts of the world.
The press reports that in Austria, the visibility of the eclipse begins at 7:22 PM. The spectacle will be particularly impressive in regions where the Moon completely covers the Sun, such as Greenland, Iceland, and the Iberian Peninsula.