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People gathered across the continent to watch the total solar eclipse on Wednesday.
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Environmentalists fear sand extraction from the Deihori River and stone quarrying in the nearby hills could be ominous for the national park housing the endangered one-horned rhinoceros
MILLIONS of people across Britain and Europe have turned their eyes to the skies for a spectacular solar eclipse, with the UK experiencing its most dramatic such event since 1999.
Across a wide band of northern and central Spain and Portugal, millions of people enjoyed some of mainland Europe's best views of the eclipse. It also passed over slivers of Greenland and Iceland.
Stargazers from around the UAE headed for the desert dunes on Wednesday night to catch a clear view of the Perseids meteor shower.
Stargazers from around the UAE headed for the desert dunes on Wednesday night to catch a clear view of the Perseids meteor shower.
In the city's Tempelhof borough, thousands experienced and applauded the big event. In other parts of Berlin, people were not so lucky.