Solar eclipse visible across Spain and North Africa
The world will witness a partial and total solar eclipse on August 12, 2026, with complete darkness expected in parts of Spain, while it will be partial in Morocco and Algeria. The moon's shadow during the event will span 294 kilometers in width, and the longest duration of totality will last 2 minutes and 18 seconds off the coast of Iceland. This will be the first total eclipse observable in Spain in nearly 121 years. The eclipse is part of Saros Series 126 and will be visible across wide paths encompassing Europe and Africa. Spectacular astronomical events are also anticipated in 2027, lasting up to six minutes.
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