6-minute solar eclipse is coming Aug. 2, 2027. Where to see it
📍 How it ended
The 6-minute solar eclipse is scheduled to occur on August 2, 2027, with various sources referring to it as the "Eclipse of the Century" and the "century's longest total solar eclipse". The event will be visible from several locations, including the Middle East and Saudi Arabia, which is set to experience its first total solar eclipse in almost a century. Coverage of the upcoming event quieted down after August 2, 2026, without further updates.
Epilogue added 41d ago, after coverage quieted.
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6-minute solar eclipse is coming Aug. 2, 2027. Where to see it USA Today · 98d ago broke it first
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