The Iberian Peninsula is once again the stage for a major astronomical event, something that has not happened in 114 years. This phenomenon, which mobilizes millions of people, occurs near sunset and anticipates a night conducive to observing the Perseids.
The exact duration and timings of the eclipse vary depending on the geographical location from which it is observed. Despite the widespread interest it generates, the event arrives amidst some concern regarding the possibility of fires or accidents.
