12 de agosto de 2026 - 23:54The Moon uncovers the Sun in the moments following totality of the solar eclipse as seen from La Zurriola beach in San Sebastian, on August 12, 2026. Millions of Europeans contemplated the sky in awe today during a rare total solar eclipse that will plunge a swathe of Spain into an eerie daytime darkness. The shadow cast when the Moon covers the Sun began in Russia's remote Arctic north at around 1700 GMT and continued in an arc through Greenland and Iceland. Spain is where most people viewed the total eclipse, which crossed the country diagonally from the northern Atlantic coast to the Mediterranean Sea, where it vanished at around 1830 GMT. (Photo by Thomas COEX / AFP) THOMAS COEX. AFP Últimas Noticias Exclusivo para El País Economía Sociedad Deportes
Eclipse solar total: el día se hizo noche en una parte de Europa
La Luna cubrió completamente al Sol durante poco más de dos minutos en una estrecha franja del planeta.











