US EditionThe Solar Eclipses that Come: “Spain Will Be Almost the only Place to See the 2026 and that Is a Logistical Challenge”
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Among the treasures of the Library of the Royal Observatory of Madrid rest drawings of the solar eclipse of 1860, which allowed to prove that the solar crown belonged to the Sun and was not something typical of the Moon. Today, 164 years later, Rafael Bachiller, director of the National Astronomical Observatory-IGN, coordinates a new golden era: the triplet of eclipses that will turn Spain into a world astronomical epicenter between 2026 and 202…
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