Europe: (RightNow) Today, Europe experiences its first total solar eclipse in 30 years. The eclipse will be visible in various regions of Europe, including Greenland, Iceland, northern parts of Spain, and Portugal. In the UK and Ireland, the eclipse will be partial.

Experts state that during this event, the moon will align between the sun and the earth, blocking sunlight from reaching the earth. This will create an unusual darkness in some areas.

The eclipse begins at 8:27 PM European time. According to GMT, the total eclipse occurs at 6:27 PM. This is the first total solar eclipse in Europe in the last 30 years.

This phenomenon holds special significance in Europe as it is the first total solar eclipse since 1999. Astronomy enthusiasts and experts are making special arrangements to observe this event.

It is important to note that this solar eclipse will not be visible in Pakistan as the eclipse occurs during nighttime there.