On August 12, the Moon will interpose itself between Earth and the Sun, drawing a narrow corridor of totality across Greenland, Iceland, northern Russia, and the Iberian Peninsula — a path where daylight will briefly surrender to twilight for less than two and a half minutes. Beyond that corridor, millions across the Northern Hemisphere will witness partial phases, and in mainland Europe and Africa, a rare convergence of eclipse and sunset will unfold at the horizon. NASA will livestream the event for those who cannot travel, while safety authorities remind all observers that certified eclipse