The Washington Post July 13, 2026 • 16:38

A solar eclipse is coming to Europe this summer - The Washington Post

By Matthew Cappucci

A few lucky countries in Europe and Asia will get to experience the show, and totality will occur over parts of Greenland, Iceland and Spain.

Somewhere on Earth, theres a solar eclipse every 18 months or so and the next one is coming up in one month.
There hasnt been one anywhere since 2024, when the United States got to experience the o… [+199 chars]

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A solar eclipse is coming to Europe this summer - The Washington Post

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