On August 2, 2027, a spectacular total solar eclipse lasting 6 minutes and 23 seconds will be visible in Luxor, Egypt.
Washington: Are you interested in astronomy? If yes, then there is a major event coming up. For every astronomy lover, a solar eclipse is always a special event. Skywatchers closely follow major solar eclipses. Speaking of upcoming eclipses, there will be 7 remarkable total solar eclipses in the next 10 years. These astronomical events will offer a spectacular experience for people worldwide. Solar eclipses also provide an opportunity for scientific research in the field of astronomy.
However, to view a solar eclipse safely, one must use specially designed glasses and solar telescopes. Failing to do so can cause damage to the eyes.
All You Need To Know:
- Europe’s first total solar eclipse in 27 years will be visible in Reykjavik, Iceland, in 2026.
- This eclipse will coincide with the Perseid meteor shower.
- During this time, the northern parts of Spain are expected to have clear skies, while Mallorca will offer a view of the solar eclipse with a golden corona.
- On August 2, 2027, a spectacular total solar eclipse lasting 6 minutes and 23 seconds will be visible in Luxor, Egypt.
- This eclipse will occur due to Saros 136.
- It will provide millions of people the opportunity to witness it from famous sites such as the Valley of the Kings and the Karnak Temple.
- Following this, in 2028, Australia will experience its second solar eclipse in 15 years.
- From Sydney and the Blue Mountains, the totality will last for 3 minutes and 48 seconds, while in New Zealand’s Queenstown and Dunedin, it will be visible at sunset.
- The solar eclipse of the year 2030 is set to be a rare spectacle. It will traverse two continents and be visible to over 110 million people.
- The eclipse will begin at Namibia’s Skeleton Coast, pass through Botswana and South Africa, and conclude with a stunning sunset in Australia’s Outback.
A Hybrid Solar Eclipse Will Also Be Visible
In 2031, a hybrid total-annular solar eclipse will occur, offering a rare combination of a ring of fire and a total eclipse. It will be visible for a brief time from the North Pacific and Panama. The eclipse will showcase dramatic sights like Baily’s beads and a long-lasting diamond ring. A hybrid eclipse is a rare astronomical event, drawing special attention from observers worldwide.
