Music fans produced a total eclipse of Bonnie Tyler’s Twitter mentions on Thursday morning after a partial solar eclipse delighted UK skygazers. There's an eclipse — Bonnie Tyler (@BonnieTOfficial) June 10, 2021The Specsavers Twitter account replied: “Turn your notifications off, bright eyes”. You must be able to predict surges in royalties quite efficiently.”Turn your notifications off, bright eyes — Specsavers (@Specsavers) June 10, 2021Astronomy enthusiasts across the UK witnessed a crescent sun during the partial solar eclipse. Expand Close A partial solar eclipse as seen over Liverpool (Peter Byrne/PA) / FacebookTwitterEmailWhatsapp A partial solar eclipse as seen over Liverpool (Peter Byrne/PA)Tyler’s pop-rock anthem was released in 1983 on her fifth studio album, Faster Than The Speed Of Night. During the solar eclipse of August 21 2017, Nielsen Music reported that the digital download sales on the 80s classic had increased by 503% in the week ending August 20, the song’s biggest digital sales week ever.

Source: Irish Independent June 10, 2021 15:54 UTC