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here is a map of the path of the eclipse (from timeanddate)

Is it worth it, for such a brief moment? ABSOLUTELY! Trust me, you will remember that moment for the rest of your life.

Totality in a parking lot. (My photo.)

It's ONLY safe to look at the sun during totality — even in the seconds before and after, you can damage your eyes without eclipse glasses. But you DO want to remove your eclipse glasses during totality!

But if you're in that less-than-100% area and can't travel to see totality, it's definitely still worth going outside for! Wear eclipse glasses! Or you can quickly make a simple pin projector with two sheets of paper and a pin/thumbtack, or just grab a colander from the kitchen, take it outside and you will be able to see the eclipse indirectly.

IMPORTANT NOTE: The sun will be low in the sky during this eclipse in sub-polar regions.

"This means that across the European continent—and particularly in Spain—skywatchers will need to make sure they have a clear line of sight toward the western horizon. There is a risk that people’s view of the eclipse may be blocked by hills, buildings, trees, and other obstructions." (x)

More info at:

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