A rare total solar eclipse is occurring today, visible in parts of Europe. The event is expected to bring daytime darkness as the moon, sun, and Earth align. The path of the eclipse starts near the North Pole and moves south.
It is expected to end in the Mediterranean after about 1 1/2 hours. Further details about the eclipse, including how to watch it online, are available from WSMV 4 News and other sources.
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