I’m a space expert. Here’s why the solar eclipse may leave you feeling ‘emotional’
Read our Privacy notice A space expert has suggested that onlookers might feel "emotional" while observing the finest solar eclipse in decades. More than 90 per cent of the Sun was obscured by the Moon, marking the most significant solar coverage seen above UK skies since the total eclipse of 1999. Dhara Patel, who is a space expert at the National Space Centre, said some people may be overcome by emotion while watching the eclipse.
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