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Antarctic ‘Ring of Fire’ Eclipse Arrives Tuesday With a Narrow Path of Annularity

A 616-kilometer track over Antarctica restricts on-site viewing, leaving populated regions with only partial phases.

Antarctic ‘Ring of Fire’ Eclipse Set for Feb. 17, With Peak Around 12:11 UTC

Antarctica to See 'Ring of Fire' Solar Eclipse on February 17

Antarctic ‘Ring of Fire’ Solar Eclipse Set for Feb. 17, With Limited Ground Visibility

Feb. 17 Annular Solar Eclipse Will Draw a 'Ring of Fire' Over Antarctica

February–March Sky Guide: Ring of Fire on Feb. 17, Six‑Planet Lineup on Feb. 28, Blood Moon on Mar. 3

Six-Planet Parade Begins With Best Viewing on February 28

Moon to Occult Bright Star Regulus Tonight Over Parts of North America

Spain Prepares for August 2026 Total Solar Eclipse During a Rare Run of Record Events

Total Solar Eclipses Are Lining Up: Europe in 2026 and the 2027 ‘Eclipse of the Century’

March 2–3 Total Lunar Eclipse to Deliver 80-Minute Blood Moon Across the Americas and Pacific

Antarctic ‘Ring of Fire’ Eclipse on Feb. 17 Will Be Visible to Few

Argentina Set for Prime Views of March 2–3 Total Lunar Eclipse

Spain Publishes 2026 Eclipse Maps as NASA Confirms Long 2027 Totality

2026 Eclipse Calendar: Four Events, Key Dates and Visibility for Mexico

Antarctic ‘Ring of Fire’ Eclipse Set for Feb. 17, Launching 2026’s Eclipse Year

Moon Meets Regulus Tonight Across North America

Wolf Moon Supermoon Dims Quadrantids as Focus Shifts to 2026 Eclipses

Spanish Media Revive 2026 Prophecies, With New Claims and Scholarly Warnings

Europe Readies for Aug. 12, 2026 Total Solar Eclipse Crossing Iceland and Spain