
Total Solar Eclipse Across Europe
A total solar eclipse will darken parts of Europe as the Moon completely covers the Sun.
From events in our lifetime to cosmic changes billions of years ahead.


Venus and Jupiter will appear extremely close together, forming a brilliant pair in the evening sky.

A total solar eclipse will darken parts of Europe as the Moon completely covers the Sun.

One of the longest solar eclipses of the century, lasting more than six minutes.

A rare total solar eclipse will bring several minutes of darkness to parts of Australia.

The asteroid Apophis will pass closer to Earth than many satellites.

Earth may encounter dense comet debris producing an intense meteor storm.

Saturn’s rings will appear almost invisible as they align edge-on with Earth.

A total solar eclipse will sweep across Canada and parts of the United States.

One of the longest total eclipses visible across the United States this century.

Jupiter will appear unusually large and bright in Earth’s sky.

Halley’s Comet will return and may become visible to the naked eye.