11/08/2026
You've received a calendar invitation from the Moon. 🌑
On 12 August 2026, one of nature's most remarkable alignments will take place as the Moon passes directly between Earth and the Sun. Along a narrow path across parts of Europe, observers will experience a total solar eclipse, while many others will witness a spectacular partial eclipse.
It's a powerful reminder that some of the universe's most extraordinary events are governed by the precise laws of physics—and can be predicted down to the second.
If you're fortunate enough to witness the eclipse, don't forget the most important piece of equipment: certified eclipse glasses. Looking directly at the Sun without proper eye protection can cause permanent eye damage.
The more science helps us understand the world around us, the more extraordinary we realize it is.
Wishing you clear skies, safe viewing, and an unforgettable eclipse.