Explore solar activity
and witness eclipses.
2024 - 2025
Maximum solar activity
World wide
August 12th 2026
Total Solar eclipse
Europe
The Total Eclipse of 2024 with Vaonis.
The last great total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024, was successfully observed by thousands of Vespera and Hestia users. Vaonis' smart telescopes effortlessly captured the best moments of this extraordinary astronomical event, revealing the solar corona and prominences.
Timelapse of the eclipse
captured with Vespera.
Neil deGrasse Tyson showcasing
the eclipse with Vespera
Watch the StarTalk eclipse episode with Neil deGrasse Tyson featuring Vespera.
April 8th 2024
Total Solar eclipse
America
2024 - 2025
Maximum solar activity
World wide
August 12th 2026
Total Solar eclipse
Europe
The best solar gazing experience.
Safe, "sunsational", easy and memorable.
Discover what makes Vaonis smart telescopes your best option to witness the upcoming solar eclipses and solar sunspots cycle.
It's hapening right now!
Witness the maximum solar activity.
The Sun is entering a phase of peak activity, part of its roughly 11-year cycle. During this period, sunspots multiply—these are cooler areas where powerful magnetic field loops pierce the Sun's surface.
Observe and capture these phenomena now with Vespera and Hestia.
La surface du soleil capturée avec Vespera PRO
Watch Vespera in action.
Gaze at the sun with Vespera.
Gear up for solar observations.
Vespera II solar pack pack
Vespera II + standard tripod + solar filter
The essentials to get started.
Includes bubble level.
Does not include USB wall charger or cable.
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Solar filter for Vespera
Observe the Sun safely.
Compatible with all Vespera models (I, II, Passengers, PRO).
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Hestia Pack Ultime
Hestia + solar filter & solar pointer + carry case + tripod
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Get ready for the total solar eclipse visible in Europe on August 12, 2026.
The total solar eclipse is undoubtedly the most awe-inspiring and breathtaking natural show. It's a moment when day turns into twilight, stars twinkle into view, and the sun's glorious corona takes center stage. This is a once-in-a-lifetime experience that you absolutely won't want to miss!
Why are there total solar eclipses?
The Sun is 400 times larger than the Moon. However, it is also 400 times farther from Earth. For this reason, the Sun and the Moon appear to be the same size when viewed from Earth. Since the Moon orbits around Earth, there are times when it perfectly aligns in front of the sun. The bright disk is completely covered, and the prominences and solar corona that extend beyond the disk, which are normally invisible due to the intense brightness, become visible for a few brief minutes.
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Complete guide to
observing eclipses
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