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Handy! Use this tool to find the perfect spot in Haarlem to watch the eclipse

Handy! Use this tool to find the perfect spot in Haarlem to watch the eclipse

A new tool has been developed to help residents of Haarlem find optimal, obstruction-free locations to view the upcoming solar eclipse on the evening of Wednesday, August 12. The initiative aims to solve the problem of urban obstacles like buildings and trees interfering with the astronomical event.

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