Total Solar Eclipse Dazzles Skywatchers Across Europe, Arctic Region

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Total Solar Eclipse Dazzles Skywatchers Across Europe, Arctic Region

A total solar eclipse dazzled skies over parts of Europe on Wednesday, August 12, with prime viewing in Iceland, northern Spain, and northeastern Portugal. A partial eclipse was visible in parts of the northern US, Canada, and much of Europe and northwestern Africa.

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  • Video Location: Mallorca, 2026, Spain Video Recording Date/Time: August 12

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