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UK stargazers treated to a partial solar eclipse on Saturday morning .
Up to 40% of the sun was covered as the moon passed between the sun and Earth .
The next total solar eclipse is not for another 65 years in 2090 so astronomers used glasses, solar telescopes and pinhole cameras to watch the event.
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