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Moon covers 103.9% of Sun for eclipse viewing
Today, the Earth witnessed a total solar eclipse, during which the Moon covered 103.9% of the Sun's disk at its peak, lasting for two minutes and 18 seconds. The path of the eclipse traced across regions in Russia, Greenland, Iceland, and Spain, with a partial view available throughout most of Europe, northern Asia, northwestern Africa, and North America. This event is considered unique because it is the first of its kind in Europe since 2006 and the first in Spain in over a hundred years. It is among the most notable astronomical events of this decade.
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