The path of the total eclipse -- where the sun was completely blocked by the moon -- followed a route across the North Atlantic and into the Norwegian Sea. Residents in Ireland, the United Kingdom, Iceland and Scandinavia saw an 80-95 percent eclipse, while others as far away as North Africa and into Russia saw a much smaller partial eclipse.
The Faroe Islands were in the path of the total eclipse, but clouds obscured the view.
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