Solar eclipse 2015: share your photos and stories
by Guardian readers from on (#5410)
The world will turn a little darker on Friday as the moon wanders across the face of the sun
The rare solar eclipse will completely blot out the morning sun on the Faroe Isles, 200 miles (321km) north of Scotland, and in Svalbard, the Norwegian archipelago in the Arctic Ocean - the only two land masses to experience a total eclipse this time.
In Britain and much of the rest of Europe the eclipse will be only partial. From around 8.25am in the UK, the moon will start to hide more than 90% of the sun in Scotland, and about 85% in London. The spectacle will be over by 10.41am. If you're planning to catch a glimpse of it we'd like you to share your photos and experiences.
