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Pictured: A man and a woman watch the solar eclipse from the Waterfront Museum in Swansea, south Wales. Friday 20 March 2015 Re: People across most of the UK have enjoyed a good view of the solar eclipse on Friday morning. The eclipse was viewable from approximately 08:22am. The next visible partial eclipse for people in the UK will not happen until August 2026. The phenomenon happens when the moon passes between the Sun and the Earth. Credit: D Legakis/Alamy Live News
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