Milioane de oameni au privit spre cer: cum s-a văzut eclipsa de Soare în Europa

The total solar eclipse on August 12 captivated millions across Europe, with totality visible in Greenland, Iceland, and northern Spain. Spectators gathered in Spanish cities along the eclipse path, enjoying favorable weather for viewing. This event marked Spain's first total solar eclipse since 1905, with the maximum eclipse occurring over the North Atlantic near Iceland. Although Germany was not in the path of totality, a significant partial eclipse attracted many observers. NASA facilitated public viewing online, highlighting the importance of this astronomical phenomenon, which allowed the observation of the Sun's corona. Another total eclipse is expected in Spain on August 2, 2027.