The total solar eclipse on 12 August will only be visible to a lucky few, but eclipses happen all over the world – here are the next ones to look out for, wherever you may be

How each outlet headlined it

• New Scientist

  The total solar eclipse on 12 August will only be visible to a lucky few, but eclipses happen all over the world – here are the next ones to look out for, wherever you may be
• Sky & Telescope

  Sky & Telescope editors traveled the world, both literally and figuratively, to see the solar eclipse that darkened the world in the most magical way on August 12, 2026. Here are some of their stories. The post Did You See the Solar Eclipse? Here's What We Saw, from Around the World appeared first on Sky & Telescope.
• The Washington Post left

  Missed Wednesday’s total solar eclipse in Europe? Don’t worry — another one is just around the corner. It occurs Aug. 2, 2027, and will last three to four times longer than the one this week. Here’s where you’ll be able to see it:
• The New York Times left

  If you missed this summer’s eclipse, don’t worry. There are still a handful of opportunities to catch the “eclipse of the century” next year in Southern Europe, North Africa and the Middle East. If you want to see it, book soon. nyti.ms/4wvzVeh