Total solar eclipse of August 2, 2027 in 3D

Total solar eclipse on August 2, 2027. At its peak, at 10:06 UTC, the Moon hides 100% of the Sun where its shadow falls, around 25.5°N, 33.2°E.

The view opens at the peak of the eclipse, on the Earth, with the Sun, the Earth and the Moon placed where they really are at that instant. You can move through time to watch the shadow come and go, or switch to the true-scale voyage.

Type
Total solar eclipse
Peak
August 2, 2027, 10:06 UTC
Sun hidden
100%
Greatest eclipse
25.5°N, 33.2°E
View opens on
Earth

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