Solar eclipse, Perseid meteor shower, and more: How to watch the rare 4-in-1 cosmic event this week
Space Solar eclipse, Perseid meteor shower, and more: How to watch the rare 4-in-1 cosmic event this week By Ben Cost Published Aug. ET On August 12, the skies will be graced by a planetary parade, meteor shower, new moon and a solar eclipse. USA TODAY Network via Reuters Connect See more of our coverage in your search results.
- ▪Space Solar eclipse, Perseid meteor shower, and more: How to watch the rare 4-in-1 cosmic event this week By Ben Cost Published Aug.
- ▪ET On August 12, the skies will be graced by a planetary parade, meteor shower, new moon and a solar eclipse.
- ▪USA TODAY Network via Reuters Connect See more of our coverage in your search results.
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Space Solar eclipse, Perseid meteor shower, and more: How to watch the rare 4-in-1 cosmic event this week By Ben Cost Published Aug. 11, 2026, 9:20 a.m. ET On August 12, the skies will be graced by a planetary parade, meteor shower, new moon and a solar eclipse. USA TODAY Network via Reuters Connect See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google The stars will align on Wednesday. Stargazers should prepare for a series of space spectacles on August 12, as a solar eclipse, meteor shower, and a planetary parade are all gracing the skies on the same night. “It’s a very exciting opportunity for amateur astronomy observers, or really anyone who can get a shot at the clear sky,” Darryl Seligman, an astronomy professor at Michigan State University, told the Post.
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