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Where and when to watch the solar eclipse in Edinburgh
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Viewing the eclipse directly is possible, but those hoping to catch a glimpse are warned not to do so without certified eclipse glasses with the ISO 12312-2 or ISO 12312-2:2015 safety certification or a homemade pinhole projector. Calton Hill is a popular location to watch the sun dip behind the Edinburgh skyline, and is home to the City Observatory, where visitors will be hosted by the Astronomical Society of Edinburgh, so is uniquely suited for eclipse chasers. Blackford Hill and the surrounding Braid Hills, near Morningside, will be a popular spot on Wednesday night, with panoramic views of the city backgrounding the anticipated eclipse.