When is next Solar Eclipse 2026? Check date and how to witness this Surya Grahan – The Times of India
On August 12, 2026, the second Solar Eclipse of the year will take place. After seeing the initial Surya and Chandra eclipses in February and March, you are advised to be prepared to witness the second solar eclipse in the month of August. This is for all the sky watchers and astronomers, who are always eager to record this type of incredible events. Do you want to know, when will second solar eclipse take place? Date: August 12, 2026.Time: From 09:04 PM to 04:25 AM (August 13, 2026)On August 12, 2026, there will be a solar eclipse. There will be an annular solar eclipse in the sign of Cancer under the Ashlesha Nakshatra.We must mentioned that this Solar Eclipse will not be visible in India so there won't be a Sutak kaal also. In India, the Sutak period won't work.Unfortunately, India will not be able to witness this annular solar eclipse. People may feel sad to know this, however you may see this celestial event by visiting the NASA website.European nations, Canada, Greenland, Iceland, the Arctic, Northern Spain, the Atlantic Ocean, and the northeastern part of Russia will all be able to witness this annular solar eclipse.1. Firstly you should not witness Solar Eclipse with your naked eyes. 2. If you really want to witness this eclipse then you must use binoculars or telescope. 3. You should protect your eyes. 4. You can use your DSLR camera for the perfect picture. 5. Telescopes and binoculars should have special solar filters attached in front.6. You are advised to pick a place with a clear and open sky. 7. You should arrive early to settle in and watch the changes happening in the Sun. 1. Stay inside the house during the solar eclipse.2. Refrain from sleeping, eating, or drinking during the eclipse.3. During Surya Grahan, people shouldn't stare up at the Sun. Your eyes may be impacted by this.4. If you wish to see this, use a telescope and binoculars.5. During Surya Grahan, expectant mothers should remain at home.
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