science π Scotland's partial solar eclipse is coming up π
A partial solar eclipse will be visible across Scotland in nearly three decades on Wednesday. Astronomers confirm the best viewing spots are elevated locations with unobstructed views to the west. The event, which lasts about two hours, will begin when the Moon moves in front of the Sun between about 18:01 and 18:10 BST. While some areas might see less coverage, clearer skies in the south and east could mean better views. Viewers must use certified eclipse glasses to safely watch this slow-moving celestial event.