Total solar eclipse dipped parts of Europe into complete darkness. Here's what they saw.
Summary
A total solar eclipse caused complete darkness in some parts of Europe. This event was the last chance to see such a total eclipse in Europe until 2026.Key Facts
- A total solar eclipse occurred over parts of Europe.
- During a total solar eclipse, the moon blocks the sun completely, making it dark during the day.
- This was the only total solar eclipse visible in Europe before 2026.
- The event was covered by CBS News.
- The eclipse created stunning moments for people who saw it.
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