
On March 20th, 2015 a solar eclipse took place, with totality visible only from the North Atlantic Ocean and the Arctic Ocean. It would touch land only at two remote northerly locations: the Faroe Islands and the Svalbard Archipelago, stranded amid the Arctic Ocean at about 800 km north of NordKapp (Norway). From the rest of Europe, including Italy, this eclipse would just be visible as partial, with obscuration of the Sun increasing from SE to NW. Since for several […]
By Emmanuele Sordini
Astronomy: reports / Astronomy: website and activity updates
28 April 2015
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