Today’s solar eclipse insights and viewing spots
Today, Wednesday, August 12, 2026, the world is experiencing a partial solar eclipse in various regions, with a total eclipse occurring in some areas such as Spain and parts of the North Atlantic. Many parts of Europe and North Africa, including Morocco and Algeria, will be able to observe the eclipse partly, as the Moon covers more than 90% of the Sun's disk. Observation sessions will be organized at several locations, including Kéf, Nablus, Kairouan, Toubrouk, and Medenine, starting from 6:30 PM until sunset. This eclipse is a rare and historic astronomical event, allowing millions of people to witness a rare phenomenon and understand the movements of celestial bodies. It has also captured the interest of astronomy enthusiasts around the world. However, viewing the event carefully is essential, and direct eye contact with the Sun during the partial phases should be avoided to prevent eye damage.
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