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NASA Confirms August 2, 2027 Total Solar Eclipse With Unusually Long Totality

A rare Moon–Sun–Earth geometry is set to push darkness near six and a half minutes.

Spain Taps Yebes Observatory to Lead 2026 Total Eclipse Monitoring

Antarctic ‘Ring of Fire’ Eclipse Set for Feb. 17, With Peak Around 12:11 UTC

NASA Maps Aug. 2, 2027 Total Solar Eclipse, Longest of the Modern Era

NASA Confirms Aug. 2, 2027 Total Solar Eclipse, One of the Century’s Longest

August 2, 2027 Total Solar Eclipse Will Deliver 6 Minutes 23 Seconds of Totality Over North Africa

NASA Confirms Aug. 2, 2027 Total Solar Eclipse With More Than Six Minutes of Darkness

Final Solar Eclipse of 2025: Partial Event Visible in Southern Hemisphere Today

Final Solar Eclipse of 2025 Arrives Today, Visible Only in Far Southern Skies

Sept. 21 Partial Solar Eclipse Favors Southern Hemisphere

Six-Day Darkness Eclipse Rumor Debunked; Verified Dates for Upcoming Eclipses

Great North African Eclipse Will Offer Over Six Minutes of Totality

Rare Partial Solar Eclipse to Grace Skies on March 29

Annular Solar Eclipse Creates Stunning 'Ring of Fire' Over South America and Easter Island

Final Annular Solar Eclipse of 2024 to Grace Southern Hemisphere Skies