Parts of mainland Europe experienced its full solar eclipse in two decades yesterday evening, with the moon passing directly between the Earth and the Sun.
Considering the next total solar eclipse is not due to occur until 2081 for France, 2090 for the UK and not until the next century for Germany (Spain, on the other hand, get to see one next year), it was an event not worth missing.
Here are some of the best shots from yesterday's historic celestial event.
The solar eclipse at Mariager Fjord, Denmark.
A total solar eclipse is seen from Berlanga de Duero, central Spain.
