Millions Flock to Spain and Iceland For Total Solar Eclipse

Millions of skywatchers gathered across Spain and Iceland on Wednesday to witness a rare total solar eclipse, turning parts of the two countries into major destinations for eclipse enthusiasts.
The Moon moved directly between Earth and the Sun, briefly transforming daylight into an eerie twilight as the sky darkened along the narrow path of totality.
In Spain, authorities anticipated up to six million visitors travelling to locations across northern parts of the country and the Balearic Islands to experience the phenomenon. The eclipse was particularly attractive because parts of Spain would see totality shortly before sunset, creating an unusual combination of celestial and natural s...