Here's who will be able to see the solar eclipse live on Friday
During the eclipse, the moon passes directly between the sun and planet Earth.
Remember that no one should look directly at the sun during a partial eclipse without proper equipment, as it can damage the eyes.
Regions of Greenland, Europe, and North Africa will see part of the sun eclipsed while observers on the Faroe Islands and part of Svalbard - an island off the coast of Norway - will see the sun fully eclipsed, when the entire sun is momentarily blocked completely from view.
Below is an excellent diagram made by Larry Koehn at Shadow & Substance that shows what people at different locations will see at the moment of full totality at 9:46 pm UT.
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