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Partial solar eclipse in Sweden

Posted on 2011-01-05 Updated on 2016-06-17

Unfortunately we didn’t get the chance to see anything behind the thick layer of clouds and heavy mist passing by the entire morning yesterday. However, we had news channels, local radio stations and news papers droping by asking us about facts regarding this fenomena. Seems when it comes to Sweden that only Stockholm had good visibility.

I’m going to attach a few Youtube clips I saved as a memory from this event.

The interviews were made by Swedish national TV (short: SVT, Sveriges Television)

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