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This summer the UK is getting one of the best solar eclipses we've had for years. Here's how to see it

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Jamie Carter
This summer the UK is getting one of the best solar eclipses we've had for years. Here's how to see it
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The UK is set to experience a deep partial solar eclipse on August 12, 2026, with the Moon covering up to 96% of the Sun. While the path of totality misses the British Isles, the event will be widely visible across the country.

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This rare astronomical event provides a significant public engagement opportunity for science and space observation in the UK.

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The British Isles haven’t seen a deep solar eclipse since 2015, but that’s all about to change.

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