Millions of viewers witnessed a total solar eclipse on Wednesday, primarily in regions like the Arctic, Greenland, Spain, and Portugal. In other locations, sky gazers not in the direct path of totality, where the moon completely obscures the sun’s light, experienced a partial eclipse.
Take a look at the key moments from Wednesday’s solar eclipse.
Individuals observed the eclipse from the sea port of Tarragona in Spain’s Catalonia area.
In Berlin, the moon started to block the sun during the solar eclipse.
A skywatcher used eclipse glasses to view the solar eclipse in the Halde Hoheward park in Herten, western Germany.
A live video feed of the solar eclipse was displayed on a stadium screen before the UEFA Super Cup soccer match between Paris Saint-Germain and Aston Villa in Salzburg, Austria.
A woman used a welder’s mask to view the solar eclipse at the Copernicus Science Centre in Warsaw.
In A Coruña, Spain, the moon covered the sun during the solar eclipse.
At Puerto de Sagunto beach near Valencia, Spain, a beachgoer wore special eclipse glasses during the initial phase of the solar eclipse.
In Reykjavík, Iceland, people gathered to watch the solar eclipse as clouds obscured the sky.
During the solar eclipse in Bernex near Geneva, Switzerland, an aircraft flew past.
Viewers observed the total solar eclipse from Arija, Spain, and at the Riet Vell Nature Reserve near Amposta, Spain.
The solar eclipse was captured in various locations, showcasing the unique celestial event.