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Best places on Earth to watch August’s two eclipses — Study
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Meanwhile, in August, two eclipses are to occur: on August 12, which will be a total solar eclipse, and on August 28, a partial lunar eclipse.
The city will experience a 100 per cent eclipse, with the peak expected around 8:29 p.m. local time.
For more adventurous eclipse watchers, Station Nord in Greenland offers a full 100 per cent eclipse.
Erie, Pennsylvania, ranked as the best location for viewing the lunar eclipse, particularly for observers in the eastern United States.
North Africa favoured for clearer lunar eclipse skiesFor viewers prioritising clearer skies during the lunar eclipse, the study identified Tindouf and Marrakech in North Africa as strong options.