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If you enjoyed the recent eclipse, you won't want to miss what's coming next! Discover the details of the incredible total solar eclipse on August 2, 2027, which will be the longest visible from land in over a century. Plus, learn about a spectacular partial lunar eclipse happening very soon!
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00:00I think that eclipse on August 12th was impressive. Well, I mean, it was. Incredibly so. But what if I
00:08told you the next one could be even better?
00:11In less than a year, another total solar eclipse will cross parts of Europe, Africa and the Middle East. Yes,
00:18Spain gets another one.
00:20On August 2nd, 2027, the moon's shadow will sweep across southern Spain before crossing Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt. The
00:30list goes on.
00:31But what makes this eclipse so special is its remarkable length.
00:35Near Luxor, Egypt, totality will last an astonishing 6 minutes and 23 seconds.
00:42That's the longest solar eclipse visible from land since 1991 and the longest until 2140.
00:50It also passes through one of the driest regions on Earth, giving eclipse chases some of the best odds of
00:56clear skies, provided pesky sandstorms behave.
01:01If the recent eclipse has sparked an obsession, don't worry, you're not alone.
01:05For many people, seeing one total solar eclipse is just the beginning.
01:10The countdown is already on for the next total solar eclipse on August 2nd, 2027.
01:18But if you can't wait that long, the good news is, is that in just two weeks, a spectacular deep
01:24partial lunar eclipse will be visible across North America.
01:28With more than 96% of the moon slipping into Earth's shadow, it's set to be the best lunar eclipse
01:34anywhere on Earth until New Year's Eve 2028.
01:37Now, that's a cause for celebration.
01:39information.
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