Total Eclipse in Spain 2026: where and how to see the eclipse
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On August 12, 2026, Spain will welcome with great excitement the shadow of the moon over part of our territory. The so-called Great Spanish Eclipse, 20 months away from taking place, has already been causing excitement for two years. Read on to find out where and how to see the eclipse…
Winter getaway: Disconnect and recharge your batteries in nature
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When autumn says goodbye and December knocks on our door, cities transform into a frenzy of artificial lights, Christmas shopping and the constant urban bustle. However, there is a place where nature still dictates its own rhythm, where each sunrise brings with it small miracles that bring us joy and happiness.
Open doors
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The Salinas de San Juan are preparing to present the guided tours in a professional manner. On June 26 and July 3, 2024, a visit will be offered to which hotel accommodations, rural houses, tourist apartments and tourism professionals in the province of…
Planetary Alignment and Lyrids: April 2024 Sky Guide
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Greetings, curious people of the firmament! April welcomes us with a celestial tapestry that promises to captivate all astronomy fans. This month, the stellar stage dresses up with planetary alignments, meteor showers and lunar dances. So adjust your telescope, calibrate your binoculars and get ready to…
Hildegard of Bingen, the Sibyl of the Rhine.
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A woman who lived in Germany in the late Middle Ages who studied everything and did almost everything. He was an extraordinary person for everything he did, the influence and power he had, how respected and revered he was and how far ahead of his...
Fátima of Madrid, the Andalusian astronomer, a myth
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If you have ever heard of Fátima of Madrid, known as the Andalusian astronomer, daughter of the astronomer Maslama al-Mayrit (the Madrilenian), and her Treatise on the Astrolabe, I have to give you bad news: there is no document in which name it. The first time you see...