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Everyone is preparing to observe the rare astronomical event; on August 12, 2026, Tunisia will experience a partial solar eclipse, during which the Moon will cover up to 59.3% of the Sun's disk at sunset. The eclipse will start precisely at 18:40 and reach its peak at 19:11. It is advised not to look directly at the Sun during the eclipse without proper protection, as this can cause permanent eye damage. Warnings include the use of specialized eclipse glasses or certified solar filters. An astronomical event organized in the Bizerte governorate aims to observe the event safely, along with providing scientific explanations about the eclipse mechanism. This occasion offers a unique opportunity to witness a rare celestial phenomenon, emphasizing the importance of following safety procedures.
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