Europe to experience total solar eclipse on Wednesday while 25 U.S. states will see partial eclipse
Summary
Europe will see a total solar eclipse on Wednesday, where the moon completely blocks the sun. At the same time, 25 U.S. states will experience a partial solar eclipse, meaning the moon will cover only part of the sun.Key Facts
- A total solar eclipse will occur over parts of Europe on Wednesday.
- During a total solar eclipse, the moon fully covers the sun, making it dark for a short time.
- In the United States, 25 states will see a partial solar eclipse on the same day.
- In a partial eclipse, the moon covers only a part of the sun's surface.
- Derrick Pitts, chief astronomer at the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia, explained what to expect from the eclipse.
- The event can be watched live on CBS News and through the CBS News app.
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