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Solar eclipse tracker: What time will it peak in your area?
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The path of a solar eclipse is typically around 100 miles wide, with areas outside of this narrow path seeing a partial eclipse, which can still be a notable astronomical event. The western parts of the UK, such as Devon and Cornwall, are often among the first to experience celestial events due to their geographical location. The timing of a solar eclipse can vary significantly across different regions, making localised forecasts crucial for observers.
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Solar eclipse tracker: What time will it peak in your area?
Devon, Cornwall and the westernmost parts of Pembrokeshire in Wales are set to see the eclipse at its fullest
11 Aug, 17:44
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