The Spanish military will be deployed to the Serra de Tramuntana mountains on the island of Mallorca in anticipation of large crowds gathering to view the total solar eclipse on August 12th. Local authorities are preparing for a significant influx of observers and have declared a pre-crisis state of readiness. The military presence aims to ensure public safety and manage potential logistical challenges related to the astronomical event. This preventative measure highlights expectations of unusually high tourist numbers drawn to the region for the eclipse. While a total eclipse will be visible from Mallorca, Poland will experience only a partial solar eclipse on the same day. Officials are working to coordinate resources and maintain order amid the anticipated surge in visitors.