Solar eclipses

EITB's' Total Solar Eclipse 'initiative will compete in the Digital Media category, one of the most prestigious audiovisual awards in Europe.

After the total solar eclipse of August 12, the sky will offer a new astronomical phenomenon: on the night of August 28, the partial eclipse of the moon will be observed, covering approximately 93% of the lunar disk, which will be visible to the naked eye without special instrumentation.

Thursday 59, Friday 70, and in the last few hours 71 people have gone to the health services of the Basque Country with mild or very mild eye symptoms.

This Friday, 70 people went to the health services in the Basque Country with mild or very mild eye symptoms.

Stonehenge has become the scene of an unforgettable night, after the entire solar eclipse, the megalithic monument has brought him back to the sky to enjoy the most spectacular moment of the Perseids.

The expectation is growing, and you can already see it in the tourism sector. Some hostels in Cadiz and Malaga, in the two areas that many astronomy enthusiasts see as a good place to observe, some hostels are already full.

The park ofSendavivahas documented how the animals responded to the sudden darkness caused by the eclipse. The eclipse changed the activity of these animals: some gathered together, others advanced their habits of rest, and when the light returned, some resumed their activity.

The camera launched by EITB and the Aranzadi Science Society from Lanciego (Álava) has recorded the entire solar eclipse, leaving a stunning view. Enjoy, as you cross the Earth, the images left by the shadow of the eclipse.

Thousands of spectators gathered at various points in the Basque Country and caused a great deal of movement. The main traffic jams accumulated after the eclipse, but the day ended without any notable incident.

The shadow of the moon has crossed Europe and North Africa, among others, not only in Spain, but the solar eclipse has left spectacular images in Iceland, Italy, France or England and North Africa, such as Tunisia and Algeria.

Millions of people have followed a very spectacular solar eclipse from various parts of Spain, which has not been the case in the Iberian peninsula for more than 100 years. The phenomenon began around 7.30 p.m., and the most spectacular moment came at 8.30 p.m., when the day was completely darkened for a minute before it dawned again.

Your photo cameras have witnessed this unforgettable astronomical event. Thank you for participating in this historic moment! 

So far, no "serious injuries" have been detected among the population. The first people treated had "black spots" or "little lights" in their field of view, some of which also had "itching" and "mild pain."

The retina does not feel pain and the damage is not immediately felt. The first symptoms arrive within 4-12 hours of observing the solar eclipse.

A special flightfrom Iberia last night obtained the purest images of the eclipse, the unsafe and clean U00A0cloud, as it crossed the province of Palencia.

In the Basque Country, they have experienced the eclipse of the sun with emotion, surprise and in a festive atmosphere, especially in places where a large number of people have gathered to witness the phenomenon.

EITB cameras have been all over the Basque geography to record every second of this experience.

The latest model removed from the market is Mó's 2508-RS003, Multiopticas, because it's too dark.

This year's New Moon will offer the opportunity to see brighter bolides, brighter than in previous years.

In the words of astrophysicist and "eclipse hunter" Ana Ursua, the entire solar eclipse is "nature's most wonderful spectacle," a unique scientific and emotional phenomenon.