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Solar Eclipse 2026. Warsaw, Poland

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Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk joins observers to watch partial solar eclipse

On the evening of the 12th August, Prime Minister of the Republic of Poland, Donald Tusk, joins scientific observers and members of the public at the Copernicus Science Centre in Warsaw to watch a partial solar eclipse. At its maximum, the Moon obscures about 82% of the Sun as viewed from the Polish capital. Warsaw’s eclipse runs from approximately 19:14 until sunset at 20:06, reaching its maximum at 20:02. The roughly 82% figure refers to the Sun’s covered area; the eclipse magnitude was about 0.85.

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A couple seen enjoying the solar eclipse. (Photo by Neil Milton for SOPA Images)
An observer seen viewing the sun through a telescope before the beginning of the solar eclipse. (Photo by Neil Milton for SOPA Images)
Prime Minister, Donald Tusk seen looking at the solar eclipse through filtered spectacles. (Photo by Neil Milton for SOPA Images)
Two women seen enjoying the solar eclipse. (Photo by Neil Milton for SOPA Images)
A television reporter seen looking at the sun through the filtered spectacles as the solar eclipse progresses. (Photo by Neil Milton for SOPA Images)
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