Where to enjoy the partial eclipse spectacle
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Where to enjoy the partial eclipse spectacleImage source, Derek GodfreyImage caption, Astronomers says people should not to look directly at the sun ByJulia GregorySouth WestPublished1 minute agoStargazers keen to see the partial eclipse of the sun will get help from the experts to watch it safely across the South West and the Channel Islands.There are a range of free and ticketed events to help people enjoy the spectacle, with venues including a spectacular beachside spot, an observatory and even a pub with its own observatory.Charlie Payne, who has been helping to organise an event on the Isles of Scilly, advised people who plan to go it alone to "pick your favourite place to watch the sunset."She said an ideal spot was "somewhere where you've got really clear views and a clear line of…
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