Yorkshire crowds gather for 'incredible' eclipse
"The Sun generates all the heat and the Moon is blocking out the Sun," he explained.Their mum Tracey said she felt "really lucky" to see a second solar eclipse in her lifetime.Ash, 18, said she was fascinated by astronomy."I like the fact you don't know what's out there.
- ▪"The Sun generates all the heat and the Moon is blocking out the Sun," he explained.Their mum Tracey said she felt "really lucky" to see a second solar eclipse in her lifetime.Ash, 18, said she was fascinated by astronomy."I like the fact y
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Yorkshire crowds gather for 'incredible' eclipseImage source, Aisha Iqbal/BBCImage caption, Crowds at Top of the World in Shipley gather to view the eclipseByGrace WoodYorkshirePublished2 minutes agoCrowds have gathered across Yorkshire to view the most significant solar eclipse since 1999.An eclipse happens when the Sun, Moon and Earth are in alignment. The Moon casts a shadow on the Earth as it passes between the two, completely or partially blocking out the Sun.At Beetle Bank Farm in York, the York Astronomical Society had telescopes set up, while families made pinhole cameras and donned their solar glasses.Brian Jones from the astronomical society said it was "lovely" to be among about 200 people sharing the rare event."The universe is there to be shared.
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