On Thursday 10 June, sky-gazers in Greenland, Iceland, the Arctic, most of Europe, much of North America and Asia will witness the biggest partial solar eclipse since 2015.
It won’t be quite as dramatic as the total eclipse of 1999, but it’s still a spectacle not to be missed.
Here’s what you need to know to gear up for tomorrow.
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