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Tell us: did you have a momentous life experience during the solar eclipse?

The Guardian UK Wednesday 11 November 2026, 12:02 UTC By Guardian community team 1 min read
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Perhaps you got engaged, married, gave birth, or enjoyed a random act of kindnessIn August this year, many people stopped to witness the breathtaking solar eclipse. Some peered through colanders to see the rare celestial event or joined friends and family to enjoy this special moment.

Perhaps you got engaged, married, gave birth, or enjoyed a random act of kindness

In August this year, many people stopped to witness the breathtaking solar eclipse.

Some peered through colanders to see the rare celestial event or joined friends and family to enjoy this special moment.

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