Experience the Total Solar Eclipse Live from Spain on August 12, 2026
On August 12, 2026, a rare solar eclipse will cross Western Europe. Ciel & Espace will provide live coverage from Spain, starting at 19:00.
On August 12, 2026, a rare solar eclipse will sweep across Western Europe, and Ciel & Espace will be on-site in Spain to bring you live coverage of this celestial event. The broadcast will commence at 19:00, allowing viewers to experience the eclipse right from the heart of the path of totality.
The solar eclipse on August 12 will be visible across Western Europe. To share this extraordinary phenomenon, Ciel & Espace will be broadcasting live from Spain, focusing on the totality zone. Observers will have the opportunity to see detailed images of the Moon and the Sun through specialized glasses and astronomical cameras, which will be streamed for an immersive viewing experience.
For those planning to observe the eclipse locally, it's crucial to equip yourself with proper protective glasses to safely view the partial phases. These glasses are available with each of the three issues of Ciel & Espace currently on sale at newsstands, and they can also be purchased at various pharmacies and optical shops.
Don’t miss this opportunity to enjoy a 20% discount on all subscriptions using the promo code ECLIPSE26.
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