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Even if you’re not in Antarctica, February 17, 2026 still offers a cosmic event worth watching. In this video, we focus on the partial solar eclipse that will be visible across the southern tip of South America, southern Africa, and most of Antarctica. While you won’t see a full ring unless you’re positioned in the right path, the partial eclipse will still create dramatic changes in the sky.

We explain what “partial eclipse” actually means, how much of the Sun may be covered depending on location, and what the eclipse will look like in real life. Shadows become sharper, light becomes strange, and the world briefly feels different — as if reality is slightly misaligned.

This episode also explores how eclipse paths are calculated, why the shadow sweeps across Earth in narrow bands, and why being just a few hundred kilometers away can change the entire experience.

If you could travel anywhere for this eclipse, would you choose Antarctica for the ring?
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