Solar eclipse and Perseids: Good chances of clear skies for the solar eclipse
Around 8.08 p.m., the moon will have moved about 85 percent in front of the sun, which is the maximum occultation that will be seen here.
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There may be a little high cloud cover, a few cumulus clouds will dissipate toward evening - good chances of clear views for spectators of the solar eclipse and the Perseids. The best observation times are the hours from 23.00 to 4.00 in the morning. The last total solar eclipse to hit mainland Europe was also seen in parts of southern Germany and Austria in 1999.
Furthermore, The eclipse will be visible from 7.15 pm over Berlin and Brandenburg. "Please, please only with solar eclipse glasses," said Monika Staesche, deputy chairwoman of the Stiftung Planetarium Berlin.
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There may be a little high cloud cover, a few cumulus clouds will dissipate toward evening - good chances of clear views for spectators of the solar eclipse and the Perseids
according to SternThe best observation times are the hours from 23.00 to 4.00 in the morning.
according to Der Tagesspiegel +2The last total solar eclipse to hit mainland Europe was also seen in parts of southern Germany and Austria in 1999.
according to Der Tagesspiegel +1The eclipse will be visible from 7.15 pm over Berlin and Brandenburg.
according to DIE ZEIT +1"Please, please only with solar eclipse glasses," said Monika Staesche, deputy chairwoman of the Stiftung Planetarium Berlin.
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