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Planetarium Astronomer Dr Carys Herbert demonstrates wearing Celestron solar eclipse glasses in front of  Luke Jerram's 'Mirror Moon' sculpture at the Royal Observatory Greenwich, south east London, ahead of the Solar eclipse on August 12, which will be
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