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Solar eclipse – through the eyes of an LRT.lt photographer: take a look at what he saw

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On March 29, a solar eclipse can be observed starting at approximately 1 p.m. This phenomenon was captured by LRT.lt photographer Domantas Umbrasas.

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Solar eclipse – through the eyes of an LRT.lt photographer: take a look at what he saw

On March 29, a solar eclipse can be observed starting at approximately 1 p.m. This phenomenon was captured by LRT.lt photographer Domantas Umbrasas.

5 days ago·Vilnius, Lithuania

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How to View a Solar Eclipse Through a Colander

On Saturday, we will have almost two hours of a partial solar eclipse. Karol Wójcicki, author of the profile "With a head in the stars", spoke on TVN24 about what can be used to observe it.

5 days ago·Poland

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TVN24.pl broke the news in Poland 5 days ago on Saturday, March 29, 2025.

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Solar eclipse – through the eyes of an LRT.lt photographer: take a look at what he saw

2 Articles

2 Articles

Solar eclipse – through the eyes of an LRT.lt photographer: take a look at what he saw

How to View a Solar Eclipse Through a Colander

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