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Resolved: No
Results Aug 12YES if eclipse ephemerides or maps published by recognised astronomical authorities (for example NASA or IMCCE / Observatoire de Paris) and mainstream reporting show that at least one fixed point located within France’s internationally recognised territory was inside the path of totality for the 12 August 2026 solar eclipse (i.e., the Sun was completely obscured at that point for a non‑zero interval) on the local date 12 August 2026. Otherwise NO. This market is about the astronomical path only, weather or visibility do not affect the outcome.
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The crowd was 77% sure, and they nailed it.
Why: Contemporaneous eclipse maps and news coverage in multiple independent, credible sources show the umbral path on 2026-08-12 crossed the Arctic/Greenland/Iceland and northern Iberia (northern Spain and a sliver of Portugal) but did not include metropolitan France or any French overseas departments. Authoritative mapping (National Solar Observatory) and mapping/graphics reports (Reuters, OrbitalRadar) list the countries under totality as Greenland, Iceland, Portugal (northern tip) and northern Spain; news coverage (CNN) and a French city-by-city summary (Linternaute) report French cities experiencing deep partial eclipses (e.g. Paris ~92%, Biarritz ~99.5%) rather than 100% totality. Because three or more independent credible outlets corroborate that no location in France lay inside the path of totality on 2026-08-12, the correct settlement is NO.
Source: reuters.comSources used to resolve this market
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