What to know about 2026's only total solar eclipse
Summary
In 2026, there will be only one total solar eclipse. Some parts of Europe will see the full eclipse, called totality, while certain U.S. states will see only a partial eclipse.Key Facts
- The eclipse in 2026 is the only total solar eclipse of that year.
- Totality means the sun is completely covered by the moon.
- Parts of Europe will experience the full, total eclipse.
- Some U.S. states will only see a partial eclipse, where the sun is partly covered.
- A solar eclipse happens when the moon moves between the sun and the Earth.
- This event is shared by viewers in different continents at varying levels.
- Solar eclipses happen occasionally and attract interest from many people.
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