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Total Solar Eclipse Casts Shadow Over Europe

Millions across Europe saw the first total solar eclipse in 27 years, with the Moon fully covering the Sun for about two minutes along a narrow path. The event drew large crowds in Spain, Portugal, and other regions, while a partial eclipse was visible across a broader area.

Aug 12, 2026

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Total Solar Eclipse 2026: Timing, Viewing Locations, and Safety Tips

About 15 million people will see a total solar eclipse on August 12 as the Moon fully obscures the Sun for up to 2 minutes 18 seconds. It will start in the Arctic, pass over Greenland and Iceland, and then move into Europe, with a partial eclipse visible for nearly a billion others.

Aug 11, 2026