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Germany experiences brief darkness during solar eclipse
On August 12, 2026, Germany experienced a partial solar eclipse, during which the Moon obscured a significant portion of the Sun's disk, resulting in a noticeable drop in daylight. The event began after 7:00 PM and peaked around 8:00 PM, with the obscuration ranging between 89 and 90 percent in the western and southwestern regions. The phenomenon was most prominent in areas such as Kaiserslautern and Stuttgart. Clear weather conditions facilitated good visibility of the eclipse, allowing millions to observe the event using special glasses, along with warnings against looking directly at the Sun without protection. The same type of partial eclipse is expected to occur in Germany again in August 2027.
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