One of the astonishing phenomena in the sky, a total solar eclipse, will occur next Wednesday (Aug. 12).
When the moon passes precisely between the sun and the earth, all of the sun’s light is blocked, and the sky darkens even in the middle of the day, creating an atmosphere like evening.
Astronomy enthusiasts and photographers around the world are eagerly waiting to witness this rare astronomical event, in which only the sun’s outer atmosphere, the ‘corona,’ appears as a white ring.
However, this total solar eclipse will not be visible from any part of India. The complete path of this total solar eclipse passes through Greenland, Iceland, Spain, and parts of Portugal. In particular, since the eclipse will occur at sunset in northern Spain, the beautiful sight of the sun setting on the horizon is expected to attract travelers from around the world.
In addition, tourists are traveling in large numbers to witness this astronomical wonder amid Iceland’s glaciers and volcanic landscapes, as well as Greenland’s Arctic ice regions.
