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20151 minTV-PGnews

Solar Eclipse 2015 In One Minute

20151 minTV-PGnews

Time-lapse footage shows the 2015 solar eclipse, with reactions from York and Merseyside.

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Solar Eclipse 2015 In One Minute

2015• 1 minTV-PG

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Time-lapse footage shows the 2015 solar eclipse, with reactions from York and Merseyside.

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Time-lapse footage shows the solar eclipse of March 20, 2015, capturing over two-and-a-half hours of the event condensed into just sixty seconds. Viewers from York express disappointment as a cloud rolls in at the wrong time, dimming the sky. Meanwhile, on Merseyside, observers note that the sky went dim and chilly, yet they still appreciate the spectacle. The comments reflect anticipation for the next solar eclipse in 2026, highlighting the excitement surrounding these rare astronomical events.

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