On August 2, 2027, this solar eclipse will be visible over large parts of the world. During the eclipse, the sun will not be fully visible, and the world will be dark for around six minutes. This will be the longest solar eclipse ever recorded.
The viral claim is false. A rare 6-minute total solar eclipse will occur on August 2, 2027, not 2025. Darkness will only affect regions in the eclipse’s path, not the entire world, claims experts.
Mexico will be the first to witness this celestial event, particularly in areas along the Pacific coast. Read further on Dynamite News:
Most of India should be able to view the solar eclipse, apart from some parts in the Northeast. Read on for details:
The eclipse will begin before sunset in the late afternoon and will be visible from most areas. Read on for details:
Planetary Society of India Director N Sri Raghunandan Kumar in a release on Monday said another eclipse, in less than 15 days, which is Total Lunar Eclipse will occur on 8 November. Read on for details:
Solar eclipse was seen in the skies of the national capital and Mumbai on Sunday.
Devotees on Thursday took a dip in Brahma Sarovar on the occasion of the solar eclipse, the last one of the decade.
Several parts of the country, including Odisha, Kerala, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Maharashtra and Delhi, are witnessing a solar eclipse on Thursday morning, which is said to the last one of the decade.
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