The ultimate 2026 solar eclipses guide: Dates, timing, and how to watch these rare events
Two solar eclipses are set for 2026. One in February will create a ring of fire visible over Antarctica. The second in August is a total solar eclipse, promising darkness across parts of Europe and the Arctic. While not all regions will witness the full spectacle, partial views will be available.
Two solar eclipses are set for 2026. One in February will create a ring of fire visible over Antarctica. The second in August is a total solar eclipse, promising darkness across parts of Europe and the Arctic. While not all regions will witness the full spectacle, partial views will be available.
