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🌑 Total Solar Eclipse of 2 August 2027

Follow the Moon’s shadow from the Atlantic Ocean across southern Europe, North Africa and the Arabian Peninsula.

6:23.2maximum totality
~257 kmwidth near maximum
10:06:38 UTC
/ 13:06:38 local timegreatest eclipse
1.079maximum magnitude
Partial-eclipse zone
Path of totality
Centre line
Northern / southern limit

Click anywhere on the map to see the local circumstances: beginning, maximum and end of the eclipse, obscuration, magnitude and the Sun’s altitude. Within the path of totality, the map also shows C2, C3 and the duration of totality. Times are given in both UTC and local time at the selected point.

⚠️ Eye safety: during every partial phase, observe the Sun only through certified solar filters. Ordinary sunglasses are not safe.
Path data: Eclipse Predictions by Fred Espenak, NASA’s GSFC. Coordinates use WGS 84. The limits may shift by approximately 1–3 km because of the lunar limb profile.