SURYA GRAHAN · 2027

Solar eclipses in 2027

6 February is annular. 2 August is total. The eclipse you see depends on where you are.

Two different alignments

The February event’s annular path crosses parts of South America and Africa. The August event’s totality path includes southern Spain, North Africa, Saudi Arabia and Yemen. A global eclipse date does not establish visibility or contact times for your city.

Protect your eyes

Use suitable solar viewers throughout an annular or partial eclipse. Ordinary sunglasses are insufficient. Cameras, telescopes and binoculars require their own front-mounted solar filters. Follow the NASA viewing instructions before observing.

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References

Dates, types and central-path regions: NASA future eclipses. Diagram and wording: PanchangSaathi. Diagram is illustrative, not a geographic visibility map.