NH Skies Set for Partial Solar Eclipse and Peak Perseid Show
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New Hampshire will see a partial solar eclipse (about 16–20% of the sun obscured) Wednesday afternoon, with viewing and eye-safety reminders. The Perseid meteor shower peaks overnight Wednesday into Thursday, aided by a new moon for darker skies and potentially dozens of meteors per hour, best viewed from a dark, open location away from city lights; clouds could affect viewing, especially around late evening to early morning.
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