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Total solar eclipse of 2 August 2027

The 2027 eclipse is the next major event in this guide, but this page is intentionally a teaser rather than an unvalidated city calculator.

What to expect

The path crosses southern Spain and North Africa, with a higher Sun and a much longer maximum totality globally than the 2026 sunset eclipse.

What is not published yet

Local contact times, coverage, altitude, azimuth and city verdicts will appear only after a separate Besselian dataset and representative validation suite are complete.

Primary sources

Read the astronomical references that support this summary.

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Published by Can I See It: Solar Eclipse Last updated 6 August 2026 NASA GSFC source · NASA-GSFC-SE2026Aug12T-2014-02-26 GeoNames city data · 2026-08-05
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