article_snippet: Friday's solar eclipse is due to take place at 8.45am on Friday, March 20, and will be visible for thousands of kilometres.
article_snippet: A solar eclipse in the Faroe Islands .
article_snippet: A solar eclipse in the Faroe Islands goes on to state 'there are various ways to observe A solar eclipse in the Faroe Islands (the eclipse) safely, using both everyday materials and telescopes or binoculars'.
article_snippet: These can also include eclipse viewers, colanders, pinhole viewers, and mirrors.
article_snippet: During the landmark event, the Moon will pass between the Sun and the Earth, casting a deep shadow over the planet's surface in a partial eclipse.
article_snippet: Unlike 1999, it will not be a total eclipse over Britain, although that will happen over the North Atlantic and the landmark event will finish over the North Pole.
article_snippet: The next similar eclipse will not take place over Britain until August 2026.
highlights_snippet: Eclipse, due to take place on Friday morning, will be seen across  the UK .