August 2026 will host two celestial events, a solar eclipse and a lunar eclipse. These occurrences mark an eclipse season, a period of celestial alignment for observers. The solar eclipse on August twelfth will be visible in specific regions globally. Following this, a lunar eclipse will appear on August twenty-eighth for many. Both events offer unique astronomical viewing opportunities for enthusiasts worldwide.
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"Note: The exact start, maximum, and end times and whether the eclipse is visible at all depend on your location."
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