Summary
a total eclipse of the Sun, the maximum of the Perseids and a partial eclipse of the Moon. In this video of And what are you looking at!? We review when each phenomenon will occur, where it can be observed from and how to prepare to see and photograph it.
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Antonio Perandrés, Tecnotullus @tecnotullus
Antonio Perandrés, Tecnotullus @tecnotullus Published: Aug 19, 2026 Duration: 13 min 8 sec
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