There'll be a chance to see two eclipses in two weeks from the Isle of Man later this month.
On March 25, Manx residents will be able to see a penumbral eclipse of the moon as the earth passes between it and the sun.
That'll take place from around 4.50am.
On April 8, there's a partial solar eclipse when the moon passes between the Earth and the sun from around 4.40pm.
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