El eclipse une la España vaciada con Marruecos para revelar los secretos de la corona solar
Palencia impulsará el mayor proyecto de cooperación y ciencia vinculado al gran fenómeno astronómico de este 12 de agosto
On the summer school campus in Frómista, children and girls draw the Sun, surrounded by a corona that many have never witnessed. However, this corona is indeed present. The upcoming solar eclipse will provide an opportunity for individuals, including the 15 million Spaniards living within the total eclipse path, to observe it firsthand from their homes.
Eva Villaver, deputy director of the Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias (IAC) and the promoter of an experiment set to begin on August 12 in Palencia, explains that a total solar eclipse is the only chance we have to see the corona solar with our own eyes. Tears of joy for sharing this experience with people from her homeland drive her.
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