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The athlete shared the stunning footage on social media, calling it the most memorable move of his career as millions around the world celebrated the rare astronomical event.

A claim that Earth would briefly lose gravity during the August 12 solar eclipse had sparked questions online, but NASA has confirmed that no such change took place.

The eclipse unfolded over several hours as the Moon aligned between Earth and the Sun, casting a shadow over Greenland, Iceland, northern Russia, Spain, and a part of Portugal.

On August 12, a rare total solar eclipse captivated millions across Europe, particularly in Spain and Iceland. This was the first total eclipse visible from mainland Spain since 1905, prompting large crowds to gather in various locations., World News, Times Now

The August 12, 2026, solar eclipse was partially visible across parts of Alaska, the Midwest and Northeast, while most of the US missed it., US Buzz, Times Now

A total solar eclipse occurs when the Moon completely blocks the Sun, revealing its normally hidden corona. Here's why scientists at NASA and the European Space Agency are planning ahead.

The year's final solar eclipse arrives under a rare planetary alignment, bringing together astronomy, astrology and age-old beliefs. Here's what the Surya Grahan means for India and what to expect tonight., Spirituality, Times Now