Continental Europe’s first total solar eclipse in decades will briefly turn day to dark across several countries on Wednesday, drawing armies of sky watchers. Follow live updates.

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• The New York Times left

  Continental Europe’s first total solar eclipse in decades will briefly turn day to dark across several countries on Wednesday, drawing armies of sky watchers. Follow live updates.
• New Scientist

  Tonight’s total solar eclipse is Europe’s first in 27 years. Watch it live with us so you can experience the rare event from anywhere in the world.
• Guardian Space left

  Perhaps you are travelling to see the celestial rarity? Or maybe you are making an event of it at home? How to safely watch the solar eclipse On Wednesday evening, millions of Europeans will experience a solar eclipse. A wide band of north and central Spain, plus some of Portugal and parts of Greenland and Iceland will experience a rare total eclipse. Continue reading...
• The Guardian left

  Beginning in Russia’s remote Arctic north, the eclipse traced an arc over much of western Europe – with the best views in Spain, Iceland and Greenland It was a moment of awe shared by millions across Europe: an eclipse that blocked out the sun, plunging parts of the continent into a daytime darkness in which temperatures dropped and birds suddenly went quiet. Wednesday’s eclipse began in Russia’s remote Arctic north, going on to trace an arc over much of western Europe. From the UK to northern I