Eclipse: Europe falls into darkness as millions watch
Summary
Millions of people across Europe watched a rare solar eclipse on August 13, 2026. In some places like Iceland and northern Spain, the eclipse was total, while most of Europe, including France and the UK, experienced a partial eclipse with over 90% of the Sun covered.Key Facts
- The solar eclipse happened on August 13, 2026.
- The Moon moved in front of the Sun, causing the eclipse.
- Iceland and northern Spain saw a total eclipse, where the Sun was completely covered.
- In many other parts of Europe, including France and the UK, the eclipse was partial but more than 90% of the Sun was hidden.
- This was the first total solar eclipse visible in mainland Europe since 2006.
- Millions of people watched the event across Europe.
- Experts advised not to look at the eclipse without proper eye protection.
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