Spain prepares for rare total solar eclipse
Summary
A rare total solar eclipse will soon be visible in parts of northern Spain, where the Moon will completely block the Sun and briefly turn day into night. Millions of people across Europe, Canada, the northern United States, and northwest Africa will see a partial eclipse. Scientists also use such eclipses to learn more about the Sun and space.Key Facts
- The total solar eclipse will be visible in northern Spain.
- This is mainland Europe’s first total eclipse since 2006.
- The Moon will completely cover the Sun in the total eclipse, causing darkness during the day.
- Millions more people in Europe, Canada, the northern U.S., and northwest Africa will see a partial eclipse.
- Total solar eclipses allow scientists to study the Sun and the universe.
- The event is happening on August 12, 2026.
- The news report includes footage from Segovia, Spain.
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