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The solar eclipse is coming on Wednesday – where and when to see the largest one since 1999
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Turn around, bright eyes…On Wednesday, August 12, people across the UK will witness a near total solar eclipse, with the Moon set to cover between 90 and 96 percent of the Sun.
Royal Museums Greenwich, which runs London’s Royal Observatory, have stated it’ll be the most complete solar eclipse since 1999.
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For those unable to view it in person for whatever reason, the Royal Museums Greenwich will be running a live stream of the eclipse using one of their modern telescopes.