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Photos of the Eclipse 10/06/2021
Eclipse image from Figueres
The partial solar eclipse of 10/06/2021 where only a little 3% of the eclipsed sun could be observed in Figures. The photo was taken by Mohamad Soltanolkotabi
Event in Cadiz
Our collaborator Samu observing the eclipse from Algeciras
Organised event in Canada
Our collaborators observing the solar eclipse using our standard eclipse glasses
Organised event in Castilla León
Our collaborator Astronomia Cercana organizing the event in Segovia promoting eclipse chasing and observing the partial solar eclipse
Organised event in Castilla León
Our collaborator Astronomia Cercana organizing the event in Segovia promoting eclipse chasing and observing the partial solar eclipse
Event in Canary Island
Our collaborators observing the partial solar eclipse from the Canary Islands in Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Event in Canary Island
Our collaborators observing the partial solar eclipse from the Canary Islands in Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Solar eclipse image
The partial solar eclipse on 10/06/2021 where only a little 1% of the eclipsed sun could be observed in the Canary Islands in Santa Cruz de Tenerife
The photo was taken by Jose Ángel Estéves Armas
Event from Castilla La Mancha
San José primary school organized a great eclipse activity among the students showing the kids how to observe the partial solar eclipse safely using our standard solar eclipse glasses
Event from Castilla La Mancha
Little kids in San José primary school in Ciudad Real making solar eclipse crafts learning about this astronomical phenomena
Event in Catalonia
One of the organizers, Moha giving a lecture about the solar eclipse eye safety in Figueres, Girona
Event in Catalonia
Moha explaining what a solar eclipse is and where to observe the upcoming solar eclipses in Spain
Event in Catalonia
Moha in Figueres, Girona demonstrates the path of totality of the solar eclipses in 2026, 2027 and 2028
Event in Catalonia
In Figueres, Girona, Diego and Moha, the organizers observing the partial solar eclipses through the standard solar eclipse glasses that meet the requirements of ISO 12312-2
