August 11th, 1999 is an important date  for the astronomy of the 20th
century.   This  is  the date of  the last Total Solar Eclipse of the
Millennium visible from Europe.   The path of the Moon's shadow  will
cross  the  surface  of  the  Earth  starting  with  Atlantic  Ocean,
continuing through Southern UK, Central Europe, Middle East and India
and ending on Indian Ocean.   It will be possible  to see the Partial
Solar Eclipse from a larger area,  which include  North East of North
America, whole Europe, North Africa and West Asia.