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Astrophysicist reports rare solar eclipse in Europe and Africa
Parts of Europe and North Africa, especially the northern regions near the Arctic Circle, will experience an extraordinary solar eclipse on August 12, 2026, starting at 3:53 UTC. The eclipse will be visible in a partial form in areas such as northern Algeria, northern Morocco, and Mauritania, with the sun covered by between 70% and 90%. Additionally, the sky will host a rare astronomical phenomenon: the Leonid meteor shower, resulting from cosmic dust from Comet Swift-Tuttle passing close to Earth every 133 years.
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