The event promises to offer a unique spectacle in the Jaén sky during sunset. According to predictions from the National Astronomical Observatory, the eclipse will begin progressively at 7:40 PM, lasting for 1 hour and 47 minutes within the province.
The moment of maximum intensity is anticipated for 8:36 PM. At that instant, the Sun will be very close to the horizon, at just 5.9 degrees altitude, with its disk almost completely covered. This phenomenon will alter the light of the summer sunset, creating an atmosphere of dim luminosity and a unique appearance.
Towns such as Linares and Andújar will experience an obscuration nearing 97%, offering a unique opportunity for both amateurs and experts in astronomy to witness this event.
