The next total eclipse the Island will see will be in 2151
Isle of Man residents are in for a treat on Wednesday (12 August).
There'll be activity in the sky in the evening and - as a bonus- at night as well.
The first is a partial solar eclipse, which will block 93 per cent of the sun, followed by the Perseid meteor shower a few hours later, which could show up to 100 shooting stars in an hour.
Chanelle Sukhoo has been speaking to Howard Parkin from AstroManx:
On Wednesday, the eclipse will start at 6.11pm and reach maximum by 7.09pm.
The moon will leave the Earth's solar disc at 8.03pm.
This is just a partial eclipse, while the last total eclipse the Island experienced was in 1792 and the next one will be in 2151.
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