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The Eclipse of the Decade: How the Largest Astronomical Event in 27 Years Impacted London and the UK

London, 12 August 2026. On Wednesday evening, the United Kingdom witnessed its most significant astronomical event since 1999. The Moon covered 91 percent of the solar disc in London, reaching up to 95 percent in Cornwall, causing a massive drop in natural light near sunset and significantly disrupting daily life across the capital.

· 12 August 2026

The Eclipse of the Decade: How the Largest Astronomical Event in 27 Years Impacted London and the UK

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