In Kiel, the moon begins to move in front of the sun at 11.07 a.m., in Berlin as well as in Cologne at around 11.10 a.m., in Munich the spectacle begins shortly after 11.14 a.m. Around an hour later, the maximum coverage is reached, which decreases from northeast to southwest.
The last partial solar eclipse was visible in Central Europe in June last year, the next one will not be here until the end of March 2025. Depending on the location, the moon will cover between around 20 and more than 30 percent of the star in the center of our solar system, the star friends said.
“So everyone can take a look at the sun during their lunch break and marvel at the darkness,” says a statement. In any case, you have to use safe solar eclipse glasses.