Source: gizmodo.com - Friday, March 20, 2015
The solar eclipse that covered much of Europe today was the continent’s first in 16 years. After the last one, back in 1999, as soon as people stopped staring at the sun and got back on with their day, they caused a power surge that still stands as a UK record. Read more...
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The solar eclipse that covered much of Europe today was the continent’s first in 16 years. After the last one, back in 1999, as soon as people stopped staring at the sun and got back on with their day, they caused a power surge that still stands as a UK record. Read more...from Top News on RSS Feeds http://ift.tt/1CALp2r
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