00:00It's April 1912. In the photo, five scientists are preparing to set up a telescope in the Biarzo Valley.
00:08The Royal Astronomical Observatory of Madrid choose a town of Cacabelos to observe the last solar eclipse that crossed the
00:15Iberian Peninsula.
00:17114 years later, Spain is preparing to welcome a trio of consecutive eclipses.
00:23The two eclipses that are going to happen in the year 2026 and 2027, the two in the month of
00:29August, are total eclipses.
00:32That is, that the moon completely covers the sun's disk.
00:35The total phase of the upcoming eclipse will only be visible from the northern tip of Siberia, the east coast
00:41of Grinland, and western Iceland before reaching Spain,
00:44leading to an increase in reservations across the 12 autonomous communities through which the phenomenon will pass, especially in inland
00:51areas.
00:51To have the opportunity, in escasamente tres years, to see two eclipses totales and an eclipse anular moving on a
01:01few hundred kilometers or decenas of kilometers,
01:03is something that you have to lose, the opportunity to do.
01:07The Spanish Development Development Realtor estima that the trio of eclipses could generate an economic impact of about 1400 millions
01:13of euros
01:14for localities of the submeseta norte, the known as España Vaciada, throughout these three years excepcionales for the Astronomy Astronomy
01:21Astronomy.
01:22From Madrid, Javier Iñiguez, para Euronews.
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