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Partial Eclipse Visible from Atlantic Canada Wednesday, Weather Permitting

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A partial solar eclipse will be visible from Atlantic Canada tomorrow, depending on the weather. The partial eclipse is expected to be viewed at its maximum around 3:30 p.m. Speaking on Your VOCM Mornings, Edward Gleason, a science educator, explained what a solar eclipse is and what makes it so special. “We receive about one-billionth of the sun’s energy…and it’s ninety-three million miles away on average and the moon is much smaller but it’s s…

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Partial Eclipse Visible from Atlantic Canada Wednesday, Weather Permitting

A partial solar eclipse will be visible from Atlantic Canada tomorrow, depending on the weather. The partial eclipse is expected to be viewed at its maximum around 3:30 p.m. Speaking on Your VOCM Mornings, Edward Gleason, a science educator, explained what a solar eclipse is and what makes it so special. “We receive about one-billionth of the sun’s energy…and it’s ninety-three million miles away on average and the moon is much smaller but it’s s…

·St. John's, Canada
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VOCM broke the news in St. John's, Canada on Tuesday, August 11, 2026.
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