Got it, let's tackle this article about the August 12, 2026 solar eclipse visible in France. First, I need to make sure it's 600-900 words, uses the required tags, no AI mention, includes the context points given. First, the main heading should be h1? Wait no, wait the user said h2, h3, p, ul, li etc. Wait first, start with an h2 for the main title? Wait no, wait let's structure it properly. First, the keyword is Eclipse Solaire Du 12 Aout 2026 France, so first h2 could be that? Wait no, maybe first h2: Éclipse Solaire du 12 août 2026 : ce qu'il faut savoir pour l'observer en France. That's natural. Then first paragraph: introduce the event, mention that it's a total solar eclipse, rare for France, right? Wait the context points: there's a Paris Observatory link, their app, also the video context? Wait the context has "Dans cette vidéo, on vous explique pourquoi l'" oh right, maybe mention that the Paris Observatory has published explanatory resources, including videos, about the eclipse. Also the app link: https://eclipseop.obspm.fr, that's their eclipse app. Next, h3: Les caractéristiques de l'éclipse du 12 août 2026. Explain that it's a total solar eclipse, the path of totality crosses the north of France, right? Wait, let me confirm: yes, the 2026 August 12 total solar eclipse's path of totality goes across the Arctic, Iceland, the Atlantic, then northern Spain, northeastern Spain? Wait no, wait France: the totality path crosses the northern part of France, right? Like regions such as Hauts-de-France, Grand Est, maybe Normandy? Wait no, let me get that right: the path of totality for 2026 Aug 12 starts in the Arctic, crosses Greenland, Iceland, the Atlantic, then the northern Iberian Peninsula, then across the Mediterranean? Wait no wait no, wait 2026 August 12: wait no, wait the 2024 one was North America, 2026 August 12 is total, path goes across the Arctic, Iceland, Faroe Islands, then northern Spain, then across the Mediterranean, wait wait does it hit France? Oh right, the northern tip of France, like the region of Hauts-de-France, maybe the coast of the Channel? Wait maybe I should phrase it correctly: the narrow path of totality will cross the extreme north of metropolitan France, while the rest of the country will see a partial eclipse. That's accurate, no unsupported claims. Then next, h3: Pourquoi cette éclipse est un événement rare pour la France. Explain that total solar eclipses are rare at a given location, the last total one visible in France was in 1999, right? August 11, 1999, yes, that's correct. The next one after 2026 will be in 2081, right? Wait let me confirm: yes, the next total solar eclipse visible in France after 2026 is September 3, 2081. That's a fact, so that's good. Also mention that partial eclipses are more common, but total is rare. Then, include the context point: "Photographier l'espace sans connaissances" – oh right, so maybe a section about safety and observation, h3: Observer l'éclipse en toute sécurité. Mention that you should never look directly at the sun without proper filters, even during partial phases, right? That's a safety point, important. Also, mention that photographing the eclipse requires specific equipment and knowledge, to avoid damaging your eyes or your camera, that ties into the "Photographier l'espace sans connaissances" point. Perfect. Then, include the Paris Observatory resources: h3: Des ressources fiables pour se préparer. Mention that the Paris Observatory (link https://observatoiredeparis.psl.eu/) has published detailed guides, explanatory videos (tie in the "Dans cette vidéo, on vous explique pourquoi l'" context point – maybe say "Comme le rappelle une vidéo publiée par l'Observatoire de Paris, il est essentiel de comprendre le mécan