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Images captured by ESA satellites from the moment of the solar eclipse. How the Earth is seen

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Europe's most advanced weather satellite, Meteosat-12, captured Saturday's partial solar eclipse. Visible from several countries of the world, among which are Romania, France, Germany, the Sea...
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Images captured by ESA satellites from the moment of the solar eclipse. How the Earth is seen

Europe's most advanced weather satellite, Meteosat-12, captured Saturday's partial solar eclipse. Visible from several countries of the world, among which are Romania, France, Germany, the Sea...

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