Okay, let me just tell you precisely what's happening. This is the only one road show from the football brand in Marazine in Penn's hands. We're on stage with 20,000 people. It's more like a festival than anything else. On stage with me is Dr Duncan Steele, eclipse specialist. We've got a screen behind us. We can see precisely what's going on. We have pretty much 100% cloud cover. But it is like night time. It's like 10 o'clock a night. Don't tell us what's happening now. Okay, we've got about a hearing pinzettes. We've got 30 seconds to go. We're expecting to see the shadow coming from over here. Okay, up to our right we have hills. They're covered in very dark clouds. We're looking for the moon shadow to be coming over at what speed? 2,000 miles an hour. Okay, it takes about 10 seconds from that hill to here. Is this it coming now? This is it coming now. We can see flash guns going off five miles away. Boy is it getting dark? It has just got to night time within the space of 10 seconds. Out to see beyond St Michael's mouth, it's quite light. That's like sunset time. It is. Look all around. We're around you. 30 miles away. You can see the sunset. Totality has begun. This is as dark as it gets. This is the track that the Pec shot boys have composed and written. Just for Radio One. Have a listen. We can see on the Radio One screen a fantastic total solar eclipse taken from the pictures above the clouds. That's what we've been hoping to see. That's impressive on a screen. What are you talking about? What you can see now is the corona. The corona is a cloud of gas zooming out from the sun. Its temperature is about two million degrees. That's what you can see right now. The moon is totally blocking out. The actual disc of the sun. That's the corona. The corona around the sun. It is pitch black. They say with the clouds it would be disappointing. It is the middle of the night. This is just fantastic. We've got about 30 seconds to go here in Marazal. Anybody out there who is under the total eclipse can now look at it. No goggles. If you're under the total eclipse you've got about another 20 seconds before the corona. You've got another diamond ring. Take a look at that corona. That is fantastic. We can see helicopters flying around the horizon getting TV pictures. We can see a bit of sunrise coming up over to the far right where the moon shadow came from. And to see it's still quite light with us. It's getting lighter, isn't it? Don't tell me it's getting lighter now. It's getting lighter. If we look behind us to the west we can see the edge of the moon shadow coming towards us. It's lighting up us again now. Just like a rapid storm. This is fantastic. And this is the exclusive pet shop boys track. It's getting lighter. It's like six in the morning. On our screen we can still see the total eclipse. We have to be coming out now done too. Yes, any second now. We're going to see the diamond ring again. Here it comes. That's the diamond ring. If we didn't have cloud this would be the time when we'd look away. It's now like seven o'clock in the morning. We've gone from complete pitch blackness. Like one o'clock in the morning. And it's sunrise. How was it for you?