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Interview with Fernando Híjar, physicist and astronomy communicator.
Soria, August 12, 2026. Around 8:30 p.m., night will fall. "Suddenly, we'll see the stars," says Fernando Híjar (Sástago, Zaragoza, 1951), physicist and astronomy communicator, who explains the details of the "historic" event that the eclipse represents and the challenge it poses for the province of Soria. He spoke about this on Saturday at the Gaya Nuño Cultural Center in a session organized by the City Council of the capital.
Pilar Pérez Soler Soria
Q. The eclipse of August 12 is generating enormous excitement. Is it really that significant, in the opinion of a physicist and astronomy communicator like yourself?
A. From a physicist's perspective, it is important. From a historical point of view, the eclipse has the advantage of allowing for a better study of the solar corona. That's an important point. ...
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