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Eclipse of the Sun and Shooting Stars in One Evening

Summary by Tagesschau
Tonight there is a solar eclipse. Seen from Germany, the moon hides the sun down to a thin sickle. Whoever endures longer will be rewarded with hundreds of shooting stars. By Heike Westram.

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Last night was special for astronomers and amateur stargazers. In clear sky the shooting stars were also visible over Brandenburg.

·Berlin, Germany
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From north to south, Swedes were amazed by the long-awaited solar eclipse. One of those who watched was space enthusiast Nellie Regander, 23, from Hörby. “I was surprised that it was so clear,” she says.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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First, the sun's disk is nibbled at the lower right edge. Then, a sickle is formed that wanders. If the sun is set, shooting stars become visible.

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A spectacular phenomenon for a Wednesday evening.

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Germany is experiencing a partial solar eclipse in the evening. Since 7:11 p.m., the moon has moved from the north to the sun. Hundreds of people gather at planetariums and viewpoints to follow the event.

·Berlin, Germany
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·Germany
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epochtimes.de broke the news on Tuesday, August 11, 2026.
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