Historic daylight eclipse across Europe

Total solar eclipses are rare events that pass through parts of Europe. They provide scientists with an opportunity to study the Sun's atmosphere and solar winds. The shadow caused by the Moon passing in front of the Sun is expected to appear over northern Russia at 17:00 GMT, then move across Greenland and Spain, where large areas will experience unusual darkness during the event, which will last until around 18:30 GMT. In Spain, this event is expected to boost tourism and generate an economic impact of 347 million euros, attracting more than 446,000 visitors. Such occurrences are considered rare by scientists, who describe them as a "birthday," offering a unique chance to observe a phenomenon that has historically been seen as an ill omen or a cosmic sign.

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