article_snippet: The partial eclipse saw skies across the UK darken at around 9.30am as the moon travelled in front of the sun, casting a shadow over Earth.
article_snippet: The partial eclipse saw skies across the UK darken at around 9.30am as the moon's orbit saw the moon's orbit travel in front of the sun, casting a shadow over Earth.
article_snippet: This image shows the partial eclipse in Penzance, Cornwall .
article_snippet: The path of totality for Friday's eclipse travelled from just beneath the Greenland peninsula to the Arctic Circle.
article_snippet: The left-hand animation shows the totality of the 1999 eclipse.
article_snippet: The left-hand animation shows how the shadow created by the eclipse on 20 March travelled over Europe .
article_snippet: the eclipse saw up to 84 per cent of the sun covered in London and around 94 per cent in Glasgow, Aberdeen and Edinburgh.
article_snippet: A partial eclipse was visible across Europe, North Africa and Russia for about 90 minutes.
highlights_snippet: Eclipse saw skies darken across the UK at around 9.30am .
  