AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoTotal Eclipse Countdown (Aug 12): A rare total solar eclipse is set to sweep across Greenland, Iceland and northern Spain on Wednesday, with mainland Europe’s first totality since 1999—plus a huge partial-eclipse audience elsewhere. Eclipse Safety: Experts are warning people not to reuse old eclipse glasses; only ISO 12312-2-rated filters are safe, and protection must go back on instantly outside totality. Smartphone & Photo Tips: Multiple guides are circulating on how to capture the eclipse with phones, including how to handle the fast-changing light. Space Science Spotlight: ESA’s Solar Orbiter is sending fresh far-side solar data ahead of the event, while NASA plans an aircraft mission from Iceland toward Greenland to study the corona and space weather. Greenland-Linked Travel Buzz: Eclipse tourism is expected to surge, with cruise and remote-viewing options drawing attention. Entertainment Corner: Marvel fans got a small Spider-Man: Brand New Day nod to She-Hulk’s Skaar, confirmed by director Destin Daniel Cretton.
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