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- On August 12, 2026, a total solar eclipse will occur, requiring safe viewing.
- A viewing checklist includes solar eclipse glasses, solar binoculars, and a telephoto lens.
- Pinhole cameras and colanders can project the eclipse safely.
- Observers along the path should expect possible cloud cover, with Spain at risk of reduced visibility.
- The eclipse will last about two hours, and viewers should only remove solar filters during totality.
