CESAR Eclipses Educational Kit
An interactive way to explore the Sun and eclipses
Discover the solar eclipses we will be able to observe from the Iberian Peninsula, understand more about our star and find ideas for continuing learning at any age.
Three eclipses. Three years. An exceptional opportunity
Three consecutive solar eclipses will make the Iberian Peninsula a prime location for observing this phenomenon.
2026 · 2027 · 2028
Find put when each eclipse will occur, where it will be visible and what makes observing it from the Iberian Peninsula so special.
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Learn about eclipses and the Sun
Explore the essential concepts for understanding eclipses, learning more about our star and discovering how to observe and study it.
to beggin with
What are eclipses?
Understand how solar and lunar eclipses occur.
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See the differences
Types of solar eclipses
Learn the differences between total, annular and partial eclipses.
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Our star
Meet the Sun
Discover the characteristics of our star and its importance in the Solar System.
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Before you look
How to observe a solar eclipse safely
Learn the essential recommendations for observing the Sun safely.
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A scientific perspective
How we study the Sun
Explore some of the techniques and instruments used to investigate our star.
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The educational eclipse kit includes activities to help you continue exploring these topics at different ages. You can access it directly in your browser or download it for free to use at home, in the classroom, or in other educational settings.
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