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3F8HWP0 Bordeaux, August 12, 2026, France. Solar eclipse on August 12, 2026, seen from the rooftops of Bordeaux. Credit: Photo by Hugo Martin/Alamy Lives News.

3F8HWJ8 Bordeaux, August 12, 2026, France. Solar eclipse on August 12, 2026, seen from the rooftops of Bordeaux. A couple on the rooftops of Bordeaux watching the solar eclipse in the Quinconces neighborhood. Credit: Photo by Hugo Martin/Alamy Lives News.

3F8HWJ7 Bordeaux, August 12, 2026, France. Solar eclipse on August 12, 2026, seen from the rooftops of Bordeaux. A couple on the rooftops of Bordeaux watching the solar eclipse in the Quinconces neighborhood. Credit: Photo by Hugo Martin/Alamy Lives News.

3F8HWHA Bordeaux, August 12, 2026, France. Solar eclipse on August 12, 2026, seen from the rooftops of Bordeaux. A couple on the rooftops of Bordeaux watching the solar eclipse in the Quinconces neighborhood. Credit: Photo by Hugo Martin/Alamy Lives News.

3F8HWGY Bordeaux, August 12, 2026, France. Solar eclipse on August 12, 2026, seen from the rooftops of Bordeaux. A couple on the rooftops of Bordeaux watching the solar eclipse in the Quinconces neighborhood. Credit: Photo by Hugo Martin/Alamy Lives News.

3F8HWGX Bordeaux, August 12, 2026, France. Solar eclipse on August 12, 2026, seen from the rooftops of Bordeaux. A couple on the rooftops of Bordeaux watching the solar eclipse in the Quinconces neighborhood. Credit: Photo by Hugo Martin/Alamy Lives News.

3F8HWGR Bordeaux, August 12, 2026, France. Solar eclipse on August 12, 2026, seen from the rooftops of Bordeaux. A couple on the rooftops of Bordeaux watching the solar eclipse in the Quinconces neighborhood. Credit: Photo by Hugo Martin/Alamy Lives News.

3F8HWGG Bordeaux, August 12, 2026, France. Solar eclipse on August 12, 2026, seen from the rooftops of Bordeaux. A couple on the rooftops of Bordeaux watching the solar eclipse in the Quinconces neighborhood. Credit: Photo by Hugo Martin/Alamy Lives News.

3F8HWGB Bordeaux, August 12, 2026, France. Solar eclipse on August 12, 2026, seen from the rooftops of Bordeaux. A couple on the rooftops of Bordeaux watching the solar eclipse in the Quinconces neighborhood. Credit: Photo by Hugo Martin/Alamy Lives News.

3F8HWG9 Bordeaux, August 12, 2026, France. Solar eclipse on August 12, 2026, seen from the rooftops of Bordeaux. A couple on the rooftops of Bordeaux watching the solar eclipse in the Quinconces neighborhood. Credit: Photo by Hugo Martin/Alamy Lives News.

3F8HWG7 Bordeaux, August 12, 2026, France. Solar eclipse on August 12, 2026, seen from the rooftops of Bordeaux. A couple on the rooftops of Bordeaux watching the solar eclipse in the Quinconces neighborhood. Credit: Photo by Hugo Martin/Alamy Lives 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!

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

3F5TCYT 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.

3F27M7K Earth or Heaven as a choice, two options to choose from. Greek statue presenting two alternatives: earth or heaven, weighing their values. Looking at

3F8KED1 Scheveningen, The Hague, Netherlands. Wednesday 12th August 2026. The partial solar eclipse viewed over the Netherlands. Hundreds of visitors gathered on the Dutch beach resort of Scheveningen to watch this evening partial solar eclipse in a clear blue evening sky. A total solar eclipse was only visible from Portugal, Spain, Island and Greenland. © Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News

3F8KECY Scheveningen, The Hague, Netherlands. Wednesday 12th August 2026. Final point of the partial solar eclipse viewed over the Netherlands. Hundreds of visitors gathered on the Dutch beach resort of Scheveningen to watch this evening partial solar eclipse in a clear blue evening sky. A total solar eclipse was only visible from Portugal, Spain, Island and Greenland. © Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News

3F8KEC4 Scheveningen, The Hague, Netherlands. Wednesday 12th August 2026. The partial solar eclipse in the Netherlands. Hundreds of visitors gathered on the Dutch beach resort of Scheveningen to watch this evening partial solar eclipse in a clear blue evening sky. A total solar eclipse was only visible from Portugal, Spain, Island and Greenland. © Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News

3F8KEBX Scheveningen, The Hague, Netherlands. Wednesday 12th August 2026. First contact and the start the partial solar eclipse in the Netherlands. Hundreds of visitors gathered on the Dutch beach resort of Scheveningen to watch this evening partial solar eclipse in a clear blue evening sky. A total solar eclipse was only visible from Portugal, Spain, Island and Greenland. © Charles M Vella/Alamy Live News

3F2JHD8 Moon visible through dark, stormy clouds. Clouds illuminated from behind by sunlight. Dramatic sky with soft golden light breaking through

3EX4BF9 An extremely rare Blue Micromoon is visible through the vegetation, coconut and date palm leaves, and urban streetlights. Scattered clouds occasionally drift across the moon, forming various patterns in Tehatta, West Bengal. This is the second full moon of May (a calendar Blue Moon), and it coincides with a micromoon; the moon is at its farthest point from Earth in its orbit for the entire year. As a result, the moon appears slightly smaller and dimmer than the average full moon. Blue Moons happen approximately every two to three years, and there will be only one in 2026, with the next expecte

3EX4BEA An extremely rare Blue Micromoon is visible through the vegetation, coconut and date palm leaves, and urban streetlights. Scattered clouds occasionally drift across the moon, forming various patterns in Tehatta, West Bengal. This is the second full moon of May (a calendar Blue Moon), and it coincides with a micromoon; the moon is at its farthest point from Earth in its orbit for the entire year. As a result, the moon appears slightly smaller and dimmer than the average full moon. Blue Moons happen approximately every two to three years, and there will be only one in 2026, with the next expecte

3EX4BF5 An extremely rare Blue Micromoon is visible through the vegetation, coconut and date palm leaves, and urban streetlights. Scattered clouds occasionally drift across the moon, forming various patterns in Tehatta, West Bengal. This is the second full moon of May (a calendar Blue Moon), and it coincides with a micromoon; the moon is at its farthest point from Earth in its orbit for the entire year. As a result, the moon appears slightly smaller and dimmer than the average full moon. Blue Moons happen approximately every two to three years, and there will be only one in 2026, with the next expecte

3EX4BHB An extremely rare Blue Micromoon is visible through the vegetation, coconut and date palm leaves, and urban streetlights. Scattered clouds occasionally drift across the moon, forming various patterns in Tehatta, West Bengal. This is the second full moon of May (a calendar Blue Moon), and it coincides with a micromoon; the moon is at its farthest point from Earth in its orbit for the entire year. As a result, the moon appears slightly smaller and dimmer than the average full moon. Blue Moons happen approximately every two to three years, and there will be only one in 2026, with the next expecte

3EX4BFY An extremely rare Blue Micromoon is visible through the vegetation, coconut and date palm leaves, and urban streetlights. Scattered clouds occasionally drift across the moon, forming various patterns in Tehatta, West Bengal. This is the second full moon of May (a calendar Blue Moon), and it coincides with a micromoon; the moon is at its farthest point from Earth in its orbit for the entire year. As a result, the moon appears slightly smaller and dimmer than the average full moon. Blue Moons happen approximately every two to three years, and there will be only one in 2026, with the next expecte

3EX4BH8 An extremely rare Blue Micromoon is visible through the vegetation, coconut and date palm leaves, and urban streetlights. Scattered clouds occasionally drift across the moon, forming various patterns in Tehatta, West Bengal. This is the second full moon of May (a calendar Blue Moon), and it coincides with a micromoon; the moon is at its farthest point from Earth in its orbit for the entire year. As a result, the moon appears slightly smaller and dimmer than the average full moon. Blue Moons happen approximately every two to three years, and there will be only one in 2026, with the next expecte

3EX4BDY An extremely rare Blue Micromoon is visible through the vegetation, coconut and date palm leaves, and urban streetlights. Scattered clouds occasionally drift across the moon, forming various patterns in Tehatta, West Bengal. This is the second full moon of May (a calendar Blue Moon), and it coincides with a micromoon; the moon is at its farthest point from Earth in its orbit for the entire year. As a result, the moon appears slightly smaller and dimmer than the average full moon. Blue Moons happen approximately every two to three years, and there will be only one in 2026, with the next expecte

3EX4BH2 An extremely rare Blue Micromoon is visible through the vegetation, coconut and date palm leaves, and urban streetlights. Scattered clouds occasionally drift across the moon, forming various patterns in Tehatta, West Bengal. This is the second full moon of May (a calendar Blue Moon), and it coincides with a micromoon; the moon is at its farthest point from Earth in its orbit for the entire year. As a result, the moon appears slightly smaller and dimmer than the average full moon. Blue Moons happen approximately every two to three years, and there will be only one in 2026, with the next expecte

3EX4BEY An extremely rare Blue Micromoon is visible through the vegetation, coconut and date palm leaves, and urban streetlights. Scattered clouds occasionally drift across the moon, forming various patterns in Tehatta, West Bengal. This is the second full moon of May (a calendar Blue Moon), and it coincides with a micromoon; the moon is at its farthest point from Earth in its orbit for the entire year. As a result, the moon appears slightly smaller and dimmer than the average full moon. Blue Moons happen approximately every two to three years, and there will be only one in 2026, with the next expecte

3EX4BFG An extremely rare Blue Micromoon is visible through the vegetation, coconut and date palm leaves, and urban streetlights. Scattered clouds occasionally drift across the moon, forming various patterns in Tehatta, West Bengal. This is the second full moon of May (a calendar Blue Moon), and it coincides with a micromoon; the moon is at its farthest point from Earth in its orbit for the entire year. As a result, the moon appears slightly smaller and dimmer than the average full moon. Blue Moons happen approximately every two to three years, and there will be only one in 2026, with the next expecte

3EX4BE4 An extremely rare Blue Micromoon is visible through the vegetation, coconut and date palm leaves, and urban streetlights. Scattered clouds occasionally drift across the moon, forming various patterns in Tehatta, West Bengal. This is the second full moon of May (a calendar Blue Moon), and it coincides with a micromoon; the moon is at its farthest point from Earth in its orbit for the entire year. As a result, the moon appears slightly smaller and dimmer than the average full moon. Blue Moons happen approximately every two to three years, and there will be only one in 2026, with the next expecte

3EX4BE5 An extremely rare Blue Micromoon is visible through the vegetation, coconut and date palm leaves, and urban streetlights. Scattered clouds occasionally drift across the moon, forming various patterns in Tehatta, West Bengal. This is the second full moon of May (a calendar Blue Moon), and it coincides with a micromoon; the moon is at its farthest point from Earth in its orbit for the entire year. As a result, the moon appears slightly smaller and dimmer than the average full moon. Blue Moons happen approximately every two to three years, and there will be only one in 2026, with the next expecte

3EX4BG6 An extremely rare Blue Micromoon is visible through the vegetation, coconut and date palm leaves, and urban streetlights. Scattered clouds occasionally drift across the moon, forming various patterns in Tehatta, West Bengal. This is the second full moon of May (a calendar Blue Moon), and it coincides with a micromoon; the moon is at its farthest point from Earth in its orbit for the entire year. As a result, the moon appears slightly smaller and dimmer than the average full moon. Blue Moons happen approximately every two to three years, and there will be only one in 2026, with the next expecte

3EX4BG3 An extremely rare Blue Micromoon is visible through the vegetation, coconut and date palm leaves, and urban streetlights. Scattered clouds occasionally drift across the moon, forming various patterns in Tehatta, West Bengal. This is the second full moon of May (a calendar Blue Moon), and it coincides with a micromoon; the moon is at its farthest point from Earth in its orbit for the entire year. As a result, the moon appears slightly smaller and dimmer than the average full moon. Blue Moons happen approximately every two to three years, and there will be only one in 2026, with the next expecte

3EX4BE8 An extremely rare Blue Micromoon is visible through the vegetation, coconut and date palm leaves, and urban streetlights. Scattered clouds occasionally drift across the moon, forming various patterns in Tehatta, West Bengal. This is the second full moon of May (a calendar Blue Moon), and it coincides with a micromoon; the moon is at its farthest point from Earth in its orbit for the entire year. As a result, the moon appears slightly smaller and dimmer than the average full moon. Blue Moons happen approximately every two to three years, and there will be only one in 2026, with the next expecte

3EX4BFR An extremely rare Blue Micromoon is visible through the vegetation, coconut and date palm leaves, and urban streetlights. Scattered clouds occasionally drift across the moon, forming various patterns in Tehatta, West Bengal. This is the second full moon of May (a calendar Blue Moon), and it coincides with a micromoon; the moon is at its farthest point from Earth in its orbit for the entire year. As a result, the moon appears slightly smaller and dimmer than the average full moon. Blue Moons happen approximately every two to three years, and there will be only one in 2026, with the next expecte

3EX4BFH An extremely rare Blue Micromoon is visible through the vegetation, coconut and date palm leaves, and urban streetlights. Scattered clouds occasionally drift across the moon, forming various patterns in Tehatta, West Bengal. This is the second full moon of May (a calendar Blue Moon), and it coincides with a micromoon; the moon is at its farthest point from Earth in its orbit for the entire year. As a result, the moon appears slightly smaller and dimmer than the average full moon. Blue Moons happen approximately every two to three years, and there will be only one in 2026, with the next expecte

3EX4BHD An extremely rare Blue Micromoon is visible through the vegetation, coconut and date palm leaves, and urban streetlights. Scattered clouds occasionally drift across the moon, forming various patterns in Tehatta, West Bengal. This is the second full moon of May (a calendar Blue Moon), and it coincides with a micromoon; the moon is at its farthest point from Earth in its orbit for the entire year. As a result, the moon appears slightly smaller and dimmer than the average full moon. Blue Moons happen approximately every two to three years, and there will be only one in 2026, with the next expecte

3EX4BEW An extremely rare Blue Micromoon is visible through the vegetation, coconut and date palm leaves, and urban streetlights. Scattered clouds occasionally drift across the moon, forming various patterns in Tehatta, West Bengal. This is the second full moon of May (a calendar Blue Moon), and it coincides with a micromoon; the moon is at its farthest point from Earth in its orbit for the entire year. As a result, the moon appears slightly smaller and dimmer than the average full moon. Blue Moons happen approximately every two to three years, and there will be only one in 2026, with the next expecte

3EX4BFN An extremely rare Blue Micromoon is visible through the vegetation, coconut and date palm leaves, and urban streetlights. Scattered clouds occasionally drift across the moon, forming various patterns in Tehatta, West Bengal. This is the second full moon of May (a calendar Blue Moon), and it coincides with a micromoon; the moon is at its farthest point from Earth in its orbit for the entire year. As a result, the moon appears slightly smaller and dimmer than the average full moon. Blue Moons happen approximately every two to three years, and there will be only one in 2026, with the next expecte

3EX4BF7 An extremely rare Blue Micromoon is visible through the vegetation, coconut and date palm leaves, and urban streetlights. Scattered clouds occasionally drift across the moon, forming various patterns in Tehatta, West Bengal. This is the second full moon of May (a calendar Blue Moon), and it coincides with a micromoon; the moon is at its farthest point from Earth in its orbit for the entire year. As a result, the moon appears slightly smaller and dimmer than the average full moon. Blue Moons happen approximately every two to three years, and there will be only one in 2026, with the next expecte

3EX4BEM An extremely rare Blue Micromoon is visible through the vegetation, coconut and date palm leaves, and urban streetlights. Scattered clouds occasionally drift across the moon, forming various patterns in Tehatta, West Bengal. This is the second full moon of May (a calendar Blue Moon), and it coincides with a micromoon; the moon is at its farthest point from Earth in its orbit for the entire year. As a result, the moon appears slightly smaller and dimmer than the average full moon. Blue Moons happen approximately every two to three years, and there will be only one in 2026, with the next expecte

3EX4BFE An extremely rare Blue Micromoon is visible through the vegetation, coconut and date palm leaves, and urban streetlights. Scattered clouds occasionally drift across the moon, forming various patterns in Tehatta, West Bengal. This is the second full moon of May (a calendar Blue Moon), and it coincides with a micromoon; the moon is at its farthest point from Earth in its orbit for the entire year. As a result, the moon appears slightly smaller and dimmer than the average full moon. Blue Moons happen approximately every two to three years, and there will be only one in 2026, with the next expecte

3F3W4KE A serene scene of a crescent moon accompanied by a bright planet in the twilight sky, framed by silhouetted tree branches, creating a peaceful night v

3ENMC3M Portrait of the Writer Robert Heinlein

3ER6G2M Tuva Atasever an Engineer and Astronaut from the Turkish Space Agency

3ER6G2E Tuva Atasever an Engineer and Astronaut from the Turkish Space Agency

3ER6G20 Tuva Atasever an Engineer and Astronaut from the Turkish Space Agency

3EMWGYR Smithsonian National Postal Museum Postmarks in Space Exhibition Washington DC | WASHINGTON D.C., United States — The "Postmarks in Space" display in the National Postal Museum's William H. Gross Stamp Gallery traces postal milestones from 1851 Hawaiian missionary stamps to 1971 Moon Mail. During the Apollo 15 mission, astronaut David Scott postmarked an envelope on the lunar surface on August 2, 1971, the only first-day cover ever canceled roughly 238,000 miles (383,000 km) from Earth.

3EK2YB5 A Micro Blue Moon is seen over Chiang Mai, northern Thailand, during the Visakha Bucha Day. The full moon appears slightly smaller than usual as it coincides with a Micro Full Moon, when the Moon is near its farthest point from Earth. Despite its name, a Blue Moon does not appear blue and refers to the second full moon occurring within a calendar month.

3EK2YB7 A Micro Blue Moon is seen over Chiang Mai, northern Thailand, during the Visakha Bucha Day. The full moon appears slightly smaller than usual as it coincides with a Micro Full Moon, when the Moon is near its farthest point from Earth. Despite its name, a Blue Moon does not appear blue and refers to the second full moon occurring within a calendar month.

3EK3152 Chiang Mai, Thailand. 31st May, 2026. A Micro Blue Moon is seen over Chiang Mai, northern Thailand, during the Visakha Bucha Day. The full moon appears slightly smaller than usual as it coincides with a Micro Full Moon, when the Moon is near its farthest point from Earth. Despite its name, a Blue Moon does not appear blue and refers to the second full moon occurring within a calendar month. (Credit Image: © Pongmanat Tasiri/SOPA Images via ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!

3EK2YB9 A Micro Blue Moon is seen over Chiang Mai, northern Thailand, during the Visakha Bucha Day. The full moon appears slightly smaller than usual as it coincides with a Micro Full Moon, when the Moon is near its farthest point from Earth. Despite its name, a Blue Moon does not appear blue and refers to the second full moon occurring within a calendar month.