August 12 Total Solar Eclipse: NASA explains rare path and ‘sunset’ views

Times of India — Astrology & Spirituality · 7 Aug 2026, 5:21 am

A rare total solar eclipse will occur on August 12, 2026, visible in parts of the Northern Hemisphere. The Moon's shadow will traverse Greenland, Iceland, and northern Russia, offering unique views. Some observers will witness a partial eclipse as the Sun sets, a rare phenomenon. Totality will last less than two minutes, varying by location across continents. Special eyewear is essential for safe viewing outside the brief period of totality.

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