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3FYJ28N The Hunter's Moon taken from Houston, Texas

3G09XCY Full moon among clouds above silhouetted trees

3G09XD0 Full moon among clouds

3G2EHNA A spooky zombie hand rising from the ground in front of bare trees and a full moon, perfect for Halloween horror themes and design concepts.

3G2EHWG Creepy zombie hands rising from graves in a dark cemetery under a bright full moon. Spooky Halloween horror concept.

3FP3MK2 Sieversdorf, Germany. 06th Oct, 2026. In the eastern morning sky, the Moon currently appears as a narrow, waning crescent about 367,000 kilometers from Earth, while the giant planet Jupiter (visible as a small dot at the bottom left of the image) shines in the background a staggering 885 million kilometers away. Although Jupiter appears as a small dot next to the crescent moon due to the enormous distance, it is in fact a gigantic giant: its diameter is about 40 times larger than that of the Moon. Credit: Patrick Pleul/dpa/Alamy Live News

3FYN736 A large spindle bomb, a type of volcanic lava bomb, resting on basaltic terrain at Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve in Idaho, USA. Formed when a mass of molten lava was ejected from a volcanic vent, this lava bomb spun through the air to acquire its characteristic twisted, fusiform aerodynamic shape. Having mostly cooled during flight, the outer crust was semi-solid yet still sufficiently hot and pliable to wrinkle and flatten upon impact with the ground. An optimised version of a US National Park Service Image. Credit: NPS / K Stallings

3FYPD48 A view of a spatter cone at Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve in Idaho, USA. Spatter cones are steep-sided volcanic features formed from molten lava ejected from a vent, accumulating and welding together around the opening. Visitors can ascend paved paths to look inside these mini-volcanoes set within an expansive basaltic lava field landscape. An optimised version of a US National Park Service Image. Credit: NPS

3FM8N35 An engraving from Robert Fludd (1574–1637) depicting planetary motion, demonstrating that an earthy substance and water will travel together in a curved path. This illustration was used to argue that such substances would continue to move together as they are carried through the universe, a point of reasoning employed by the Italian astronomer Galileo Galilei to support the theory that the Moon is a body similar in nature to the Earth. Published in the first volume of 'Utriusque cosmi maioris scilicet et minoris metaphysica, physica atque technica historia' in Oppenheim, 1617.

3FM7XCM A halftone illustration of Bedford and Cavour from H.G. Wells' science fiction novel, 'The First Men in the Moon'. The scene depicts the characters having arrived on the Moon, where Bedford discovers that the Moon's gravity is weaker than that of the Earth, requiring him to move less violently. The novel explores humanity's first journey to the lunar surface and an encounter with an alien civilisation known as Selenites, addressing themes of discovery and the scientific challenges of space travel. London, 1913.

3FK84Y3 View of the full Moon above Earth atmosphere from outer space with clouds, blue planet curvature and stars background. Contains NASA image elements.

3FMTR66 Frontispiece from a Bible in Polish printed at Crackow (Krakow), Poland, 1577. God the Father with triple halo looks down in pleasure at his creation. Earth in the centre of the circle below, illuminated through clouds by the Sun above and crescent Moon below. Adam and Eve in a landscape of the Garden of Eden with elephant, giraffe, deer, rabbit, serpent, etc. Tinted lithographic facsimile overseen by Henry Noel Humphreys from his Masterpieces of the Early Printers and Engravers, a series of Facsimiles of Rare and Curious Books, Henry Sotheran, 136 Strand, London, 1870.

3FJF8GA Milky Way Astrophotography Shot Taken From Steel Rigg Northumberland Night Sky 20th September 2026

3FF5TK3 Columbia Command Module Display at the Air and Space Museum | WASHINGTON D.C., United States — An elevated view of the Destination Moon gallery frames the scorched Apollo 11 command module Columbia beneath a suspended image of Earth as seen from the Moon. The photograph above echoes the famous "Earthrise" image taken during Apollo 8 in 1968, credited with reshaping public perception of Earth as a fragile, finite planet. Columbia is the only piece of the Apollo 11 spacecraft that survived its 1969 return through the atmosphere.

3FDHFK7 The Andromeda Galaxy is a large barred spiral galaxy that is approximately 2.538 million light-years from Earth.

3FDHFM0 The Triangulum Galaxy, also known as M33, is a spiral galaxy of the type SA(s)cd located about 3 million light-years from Earth.

3FEJPJ6 The waning gibbous Moon appears above Earth’s blue atmosphere in this image taken from the International Space Station

3FJ093G The waning gibbous Moon appears above Earth's blue atmosphere, Hong Kong, China, August 30, 2026

3FCYMME London, UK, 28 August 2026. The partial lunar eclipse, known as a ‘blood moon’ because of its reddish colour, is photographed from Primrose Hill viewpoint in the early morning. The full moon is known as a ‘Sturgeon Moon’, named by The Old Farmer’s Almanac after the abundance of sturgeon in North America’s Great Lakes at this time of year. The eclipse peaked at 5.12am, with 93% of the Moon obscured by Earth’s shadow.

3FCYMMJ London, UK, 28 August 2026. The partial lunar eclipse, known as a ‘blood moon’ because of its reddish colour, is photographed from Primrose Hill viewpoint in the early morning. The full moon is known as a ‘Sturgeon Moon’, named by The Old Farmer’s Almanac after the abundance of sturgeon in North America’s Great Lakes at this time of year. The eclipse peaked at 5.12am, with 93% of the Moon obscured by Earth’s shadow.

3FCNPMR The lunar eclipse of August 28, 2026, as seen from Livorno, Italy

3FD8285 August 28th 2026 Deep Partial Eclipse Observed from Morocco 3

3FD8286 August 28th 2026 Deep Partial Eclipse Observed from Morocco 2

3FD8287 August 28th 2026 Deep Partial Eclipse Observed from Morocco 1

3FCYMMX London, UK, 28 August 2026. The partial lunar eclipse, known as a ‘blood moon’ because of its reddish colour, is photographed from Primrose Hill viewpoint in the early morning. The full moon is known as a ‘Sturgeon Moon’, named by The Old Farmer’s Almanac after the abundance of sturgeon in North America’s Great Lakes at this time of year. The eclipse peaked at 5.12am, with 93% of the Moon obscured by Earth’s shadow.

3FCPYH9 London, UK, 28 August 2026. The partial lunar eclipse, known as a ‘blood moon’ because of its reddish colour, is photographed from Primrose Hill viewpoint in the early morning. The full moon is known as a ‘Sturgeon Moon’, named by The Old Farmer’s Almanac after the abundance of sturgeon in North America’s Great Lakes at this time of year. The eclipse peaked at 5.12am, with 93% of the Moon obscured by Earth’s shadow.

3FCJE2E The Andromeda Galaxy is a large barred spiral galaxy located approximately 2.538 million light-years from Earth in the direction of the constellation

3FCXBKW Closeup of the near total lunar eclipse on August 27, 2026 as seen from Charlotte, North Carolina.

3FDD0JC Lunar eclipse: the Earth casting its shadow on the Moon, viewed from the Amazon Rainforest in Brazil

3FFTF30 Lunar eclipse: the Earth casting its shadow on the Moon, viewed from the Amazon Rainforest in Brazil

3F9YRCX San Millan de los Caballeros, Spain. 12 August, 2026. A composite image of eight pictures showing the progression of a total solar eclipse as it passes overhead of a sunflower field, August 12, 2026 from San Millán de los Caballeros, Spain. A total solar eclipse swept across parts of Greenland, Iceland, northern Russia, the Atlantic Ocean, Spain, and a small corner of Portugal. A partial eclipse was visible in parts of the U.S., most of Canada, much of Europe, and northwest Africa. Credit: Bill Ingalls/NASA/Alamy Live News

3F8HWJ8 Bordeaux, August 12, 2026, France. A couple watches the solar eclipse from a rooftop overlooking the Quinconces neighborhood, sharing a quiet moment above the city's historic zinc and terracotta roofs. Credit: Photo by Hugo Martin/Alamy Live News.

3F8HWJ7 Bordeaux, August 12, 2026, France. A couple watches the solar eclipse from a rooftop overlooking the Quinconces neighborhood, sharing a quiet moment above the city's historic zinc and terracotta roofs. Credit: Photo by Hugo Martin/Alamy Live News.

3F8HWHA Bordeaux, August 12, 2026, France. A couple watches the solar eclipse from a rooftop overlooking the Quinconces neighborhood, sharing a quiet moment above the city's historic zinc and terracotta roofs. Credit: Photo by Hugo Martin/Alamy Live News.

3F8HWGY Bordeaux, August 12, 2026, France. A couple watches the solar eclipse from a rooftop overlooking the Quinconces neighborhood, sharing a quiet moment above the city's historic zinc and terracotta roofs. Credit: Photo by Hugo Martin/Alamy Live News.

3F8HWGX Bordeaux, August 12, 2026, France. A couple watches the solar eclipse from a rooftop overlooking the Quinconces neighborhood, sharing a quiet moment above the city's historic zinc and terracotta roofs. Credit: Photo by Hugo Martin/Alamy Live News.

3F8HWGR Bordeaux, August 12, 2026, France. A couple watches the solar eclipse from a rooftop overlooking the Quinconces neighborhood, sharing a quiet moment above the city's historic zinc and terracotta roofs. Credit: Photo by Hugo Martin/Alamy Live News.

3F8HWGG Bordeaux, August 12, 2026, France. A couple watches the solar eclipse from a rooftop overlooking the Quinconces neighborhood, sharing a quiet moment above the city's historic zinc and terracotta roofs. Credit: Photo by Hugo Martin/Alamy Live News.

3F8HWGB Bordeaux, August 12, 2026, France. A couple watches the solar eclipse from a rooftop overlooking the Quinconces neighborhood, sharing a quiet moment above the city's historic zinc and terracotta roofs. Credit: Photo by Hugo Martin/Alamy Live News.

3F8HWG9 Bordeaux, August 12, 2026, France. A couple watches the solar eclipse from a rooftop overlooking the Quinconces neighborhood, sharing a quiet moment above the city's historic zinc and terracotta roofs. Credit: Photo by Hugo Martin/Alamy Live News.

3F8HWG7 Bordeaux, August 12, 2026, France. A couple watches the solar eclipse from a rooftop overlooking the Quinconces neighborhood, sharing a quiet moment above the city's historic zinc and terracotta roofs. Credit: Photo by Hugo Martin/Alamy Live News.

3F8JBBM August 12, 2026, Segovia, Castilla Y LeÃ³N, Spain: The final stages of the solar eclipse as the Moon moves away from the Sun during a total solar eclipse is seen over the AlcÃ¡zar of Segovia, Spain, on August 12, 2026, as the Moon passes directly between the Earth and the Sun, briefly blocking the Sun's disk. The eclipse is visible across parts of Spain, with Segovia experiencing totality. (Credit Image: © Adelina Cobos/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!

3F8JBCB August 12, 2026, Segovia, Castilla Y LeÃ³N, Spain: The final stages of the solar eclipse as the Moon moves away from the Sun during a total solar eclipse is seen over the AlcÃ¡zar of Segovia, Spain, on August 12, 2026, as the Moon passes directly between the Earth and the Sun, briefly blocking the Sun's disk. The eclipse is visible across parts of Spain, with Segovia experiencing totality. (Credit Image: © Adelina Cobos/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!

3F8JMWN Solar Eclipse 2026, viewed from Moorside Road, Swinton, Manchester

3FEE1Y0 A gap in the clouds,silhouetted against the sunlight,reveals the moon passing between the Earth and the sun,and dramatic rays of light,viewed from the

3FEE1XY A gap in the clouds,silhouetted against the sunlight,reveals the moon passing between the Earth and the sun,and dramatic rays of light,viewed from the

3FDX1KC A gap in the clouds,silhouetted against the sunlight,reveals the moon passing between the Earth and the sun,and dramatic rays of light,viewed from the

3FEE1XW A gap in the clouds,silhouetted against the sunlight,reveals the moon passing between the Earth and the sun,and dramatic rays of light,viewed from the

3F8H9J8 The Moon passes in between the Earth and the Sun at 7.14pm, during the solar eclipse as seen from Henry Moore Studios & Gardens in Much Hadham, Hertfordshire, the first total solar eclipse visible over mainland Europe since 1999. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8H9J4 The Moon passes in between the Earth and the Sun at 7.13pm, during the solar eclipse as seen from Henry Moore Studios & Gardens in Much Hadham, Hertfordshire, the first total solar eclipse visible over mainland Europe since 1999. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8H9JB The Moon passes in between the Earth and the Sun at 7.13pm, during the solar eclipse as seen from Henry Moore Studios & Gardens in Much Hadham, Hertfordshire, the first total solar eclipse visible over mainland Europe since 1999. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8JMWK Solar Eclipse 2026, viewed from Moorside Road, Swinton, Manchester

3FDX1KB A gap in the clouds,silhouetted against the sunlight,reveals the moon passing between the Earth and the sun,and dramatic rays of light,viewed from the

3FDX1M5 A gap in the clouds,silhouetted against the sunlight,reveals the moon passing between the Earth and the sun,and dramatic rays of light,viewed from the

3FDX1KA A gap in the clouds,silhouetted against the sunlight,reveals the moon passing between the Earth and the sun,and dramatic rays of light,viewed from the

3F8H9J7 The Moon passes in between the Earth and the Sun at 7.07pm, during the solar eclipse as seen from Henry Moore Studios & Gardens in Much Hadham, Hertfordshire, the first total solar eclipse visible over mainland Europe since 1999. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8H9J2 The Moon passes in between the Earth and the Sun at 7.07pm, during the solar eclipse as seen from Henry Moore Studios & Gardens in Much Hadham, Hertfordshire, the first total solar eclipse visible over mainland Europe since 1999. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8H5KA The Moon passes in between the Earth and the Sun during the solar eclipse as seen from Perry Barr's Alexander Stadium, Birmingham. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8HCP2 The Moon passes in between the Earth and the Sun 7.43pm, during the solar eclipse as seen from King's Stairs Gardens in Bermondsey, south London, the first total solar eclipse visible over mainland Europe since 1999. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8HBK6 The Moon passes in between the Earth and the Sun 7.39pm, during the solar eclipse as seen from King's Stairs Gardens in Bermondsey, south London, the first total solar eclipse visible over mainland Europe since 1999. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8JMWJ Solar Eclipse 2026, viewed from Moorside Road, Swinton, Manchester

3F8H9YE The Moon passes in between the Earth and the Sun 7.31pm, during the solar eclipse as seen from King's Stairs Gardens in Bermondsey, south London, the first total solar eclipse visible over mainland Europe since 1999. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8H9YF The Moon passes in between the Earth and the Sun 7.28pm, during the solar eclipse as seen from King's Stairs Gardens in Bermondsey, south London, the first total solar eclipse visible over mainland Europe since 1999. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8H8DX The Moon passes in between the Earth and the Sun 7.24pm, during the solar eclipse as seen from King's Stairs Gardens in Bermondsey, south London, the first total solar eclipse visible over mainland Europe since 1999. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8H60K The Moon passes in between the Earth and the Sun 7.18pm, during the solar eclipse as seen from King's Stairs Gardens in Bermondsey, south London, the first total solar eclipse visible over mainland Europe since 1999. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8H5R6 The Moon passes in between the Earth and the Sun 7.15pm, during the solar eclipse as seen from King's Stairs Gardens in Bermondsey, south London, the first total solar eclipse visible over mainland Europe since 1999. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8H5M4 The Moon passes in between the Earth and the Sun during the solar eclipse as seen from Perry Barr's Alexander Stadium, Birmingham. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8H5M7 The Moon passes in between the Earth and the Sun during the solar eclipse as seen from Perry Barr's Alexander Stadium, Birmingham. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8H5R7 The Moon passes in between the Earth and the Sun 7.13pm, during the solar eclipse as seen from King's Stairs Gardens in Bermondsey, south London, the first total solar eclipse visible over mainland Europe since 1999. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8H59N The Moon passes in between the Earth and the Sun 7.11pm, during the solar eclipse as seen from King's Stairs Gardens in Bermondsey, south London, the first total solar eclipse visible over mainland Europe since 1999. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8H5M3 The Moon passes in between the Earth and the Sun during the solar eclipse as seen from Perry Barr's Alexander Stadium, Birmingham. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8H51C The Moon passes in between the Earth and the Sun 7.09pm, during the solar eclipse as seen from King's Stairs Gardens in Bermondsey, south London, the first total solar eclipse visible over mainland Europe since 1999. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8H5JM The Moon passes in between the Earth and the Sun during the solar eclipse as seen from Perry Barr's Alexander Stadium, Birmingham. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8H48B The Moon passes in between the Earth and the Sun 7.04pm, during the solar eclipse as seen from King's Stairs Gardens in Bermondsey, south London, the first total solar eclipse visible over mainland Europe since 1999. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8GYHN The Moon passes in between the Earth and the Sun 6.49pm, during the solar eclipse as seen from King's Stairs Gardens in Bermondsey, south London, the first total solar eclipse visible over mainland Europe since 1999. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8GWR2 The Moon passes in between the Earth and the Sun 6.38pm, at the start of the solar eclipse as seen from King's Stairs Gardens in Bermondsey, south London, the first total solar eclipse visible over mainland Europe since 1999. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8H5WB A view of the total eclipse, as the Moon passes between the Earth and the Sun, as seen from on board the Ambassador cruise ship Ambition, off the coast of Greenland. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8H2R0 A view of the total eclipse, as the Moon passes between the Earth and the Sun, as seen from on board the Ambassador cruise ship Ambition, off the coast of Greenland. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8H50J A view of the total eclipse, as the Moon passes between the Earth and the Sun, as seen from on board the Ambassador cruise ship Ambition, off the coast of Greenland. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8H5M6 A view of the total eclipse, as the Moon passes between the Earth and the Sun, as seen from on board the Ambassador cruise ship Ambition, off the coast of Greenland. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8H21E A view of the total eclipse, as the Moon passes between the Earth and the Sun, as seen from on board the Ambassador cruise ship Ambition, off the coast of Greenland. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8GX1Y A view of the total eclipse, as the Moon passes between the Earth and the Sun, as seen from on board the Ambassador cruise ship Ambition, off the coast of Greenland. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8H149 A view of the total eclipse, as the Moon passes between the Earth and the Sun, as seen from on board the Ambassador cruise ship Ambition, off the coast of Greenland. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8H14A A view of the total eclipse, as the Moon passes between the Earth and the Sun, as seen from on board the Ambassador cruise ship Ambition, off the coast of Greenland. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8H5MB A view of the total eclipse, as the Moon passes between the Earth and the Sun, as seen from on board the Ambassador cruise ship Ambition, off the coast of Greenland. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8GR30 The Moon passes in between the Earth and the Sun, at the start of the solar eclipse as seen from King's Stairs Gardens in Bermondsey, south London, the first total solar eclipse visible over mainland Europe since 1999. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8HFM5 Composite of images of the Moon passing between the Earth and the Sun at (left to right) 6.28pm, 6.38pm, 6.49pm, 7.04pm, 7.09pm, 7.13pm, 7.15pm, 7.18pm, 7.24pm, 7.28pm, 7.39pm, and 7.43pm, during the solar eclipse as seen from King's Stairs Gardens in Bermondsey, south London, the first total solar eclipse visible over mainland Europe since 1999. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8GP0F The Moon passes between the Earth and the Sun during the total solar eclipse, as seen from on board the Ambassador cruise ship Ambition, off the coast of Greenland. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8GPW9 The Moon passes between the Earth and the Sun during the total solar eclipse, as seen from on board the Ambassador cruise ship Ambition, off the coast of Greenland. Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8GM0G The Moon begins to pass between the Earth and the Sun, at the start of the solar eclipse, as seen from on board the Ambassador cruise ship Ambition, off the coast of Greenland the first total solar eclipse visible over mainland Europe since 1999.Picture date: Wednesday August 12, 2026.

3F8J7TK New York, NY, August 12, 2026 - Eclipse-USA - A partial solar eclipse is visible from New York City, United States, on the afternoon of Wednesday, August 12, 2026. The phenomenon occurs when the moon passes between the Earth and the sun and partially obscures the solar disk. In New York City, the visibility of the eclipse reached 9%.(Foto: Vanessa Carvalho/Brazil Photo Press Credit: Brazil Photo Press/Alamy Live News

3F8J7TM New York, NY, August 12, 2026 - Eclipse-USA - A partial solar eclipse is visible from New York City, United States, on the afternoon of Wednesday, August 12, 2026. The phenomenon occurs when the moon passes between the Earth and the sun and partially obscures the solar disk. In New York City, the visibility of the eclipse reached 9%.(Foto: Vanessa Carvalho/Brazil Photo Press Credit: Brazil Photo Press/Alamy Live News

3F8J7TN New York, NY, August 12, 2026 - Eclipse-USA - A partial solar eclipse is visible from New York City, United States, on the afternoon of Wednesday, August 12, 2026. The phenomenon occurs when the moon passes between the Earth and the sun and partially obscures the solar disk. In New York City, the visibility of the eclipse reached 9%.(Foto: Vanessa Carvalho/Brazil Photo Press Credit: Brazil Photo Press/Alamy Live News

3F8J7TP New York, NY, August 12, 2026 - Eclipse-USA - A partial solar eclipse is visible from New York City, United States, on the afternoon of Wednesday, August 12, 2026. The phenomenon occurs when the moon passes between the Earth and the sun and partially obscures the solar disk. In New York City, the visibility of the eclipse reached 9%.(Foto: Vanessa Carvalho/Brazil Photo Press Credit: Brazil Photo Press/Alamy Live News

3F8J7TT New York, NY, August 12, 2026 - Eclipse-USA - A partial solar eclipse is visible from New York City, United States, on the afternoon of Wednesday, August 12, 2026. The phenomenon occurs when the moon passes between the Earth and the sun and partially obscures the solar disk. In New York City, the visibility of the eclipse reached 9%.(Foto: Vanessa Carvalho/Brazil Photo Press Credit: Brazil Photo Press/Alamy Live News

3F8J7W1 New York, NY, August 12, 2026 - Eclipse-USA - A partial solar eclipse is visible from New York City, United States, on the afternoon of Wednesday, August 12, 2026. The phenomenon occurs when the moon passes between the Earth and the sun and partially obscures the solar disk. In New York City, the visibility of the eclipse reached 9%.(Foto: Vanessa Carvalho/Brazil Photo Press Credit: Brazil Photo Press/Alamy Live News

3F8J7W4 New York, NY, August 12, 2026 - Eclipse-USA - A partial solar eclipse is visible from New York City, United States, on the afternoon of Wednesday, August 12, 2026. The phenomenon occurs when the moon passes between the Earth and the sun and partially obscures the solar disk. In New York City, the visibility of the eclipse reached 9%.(Foto: Vanessa Carvalho/Brazil Photo Press Credit: Brazil Photo Press/Alamy Live News

3F8J7WB New York, NY, August 12, 2026 - Eclipse-USA - A partial solar eclipse is visible from New York City, United States, on the afternoon of Wednesday, August 12, 2026. The phenomenon occurs when the moon passes between the Earth and the sun and partially obscures the solar disk. In New York City, the visibility of the eclipse reached 9%.(Foto: Vanessa Carvalho/Brazil Photo Press Credit: Brazil Photo Press/Alamy Live News

3F49X4B The moon against a dark blue sky viewed from the Amazon Rainforest region of Brazil.

3F5TCYE The moon against a dark blue sky viewed from the Amazon Rainforest region of Brazil.