Duratón Delivers a Moon Shadow Moment: Watching a Total Solar Eclipse in Spain
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Ars Technica’s Stephen Clark recounts watching the August 12, 2026 total solar eclipse from Duratón, Spain, detailing about 1.5 minutes of totality, the solar corona over a centuries‑old church, and the fusion of ancient setting with modern science; he also offers practical viewing tips—backup plans, mobility for clear skies, preparing for crowds, and using safe eclipse glasses—while reflecting on being an eclipse neophyte among seasoned chasers.
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