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August 2026 total solar eclipse to light a new path from Gibraltar to Egypt

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Source: The Washington Post
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Missed Europe’s eclipse? The next total solar eclipse arrives in August 2026, tracing a path across the Strait of Gibraltar, Libya and Egypt, as scientists note that total eclipses occur somewhere in the world about every 18 months, making this period especially active for eclipses in populated regions.

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