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Total Solar Eclipse — 12 August 2026

Greenland, Iceland, and northern Spain, under a shadow that arrived near sunset.

Jay Friedland

Diamond ring

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Jay Friedland

Prominences

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Jay Friedland

Totality

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Juan Cabanela

Diamond ring

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Juan Cabanela

Prominences

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Juan Cabanela

Totality

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Fathi Mayoof

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Fathi Mayoof

Baily's beads
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Fathi Mayoof

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Fathi Mayoof

Totality
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Barry Weatherilt

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Barry Weatherilt

Totality
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Composite image of the 12 August 2026 total solar eclipse.

Maurice Toet

Wide field

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