The 7 most spectacular total solar eclipses to witness in next 10 years
Prepare to be amazed by the celestial wonders awaiting us in the next decade! Seven breathtaking total solar eclipses are set to captivate the skies, promising unforgettable moments for eclipse-watchers across the globe. Discover when and where these cosmic spectacles will unfold.
THE 2026 SOLAR ECLIPSE: In 2026, Europe’s first total solar eclipse in 27 years will grace skies over Reykjavik, Iceland, coinciding with the Perseid meteor shower. Northern Spain offers clearer skies, while Mallorca may showcase a stunning “sunset totality” with a golden corona.
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THE 2027 SOLAR ECLIPSE: The Saros cycles guide solar eclipse predictions, with Saros 136 leading. On Aug. 2, 2027, Luxor, Egypt, will showcase a stunning 6-minute, 23-second total eclipse, captivating millions across iconic landmarks like the Valley of the Kings and Karnak Temple.
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THE 2028 SOLAR ECLIPSE: Australia’s second solar eclipse in 15 years offers 3 minutes, 48 seconds of totality from spots like Sydney and the Blue Mountains. New Zealand’s South Island, including Queenstown and Dunedin, will witness this celestial spectacle near sunset.
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THE 2030 SOLAR ECLIPSE: The 2030 eclipse offers a rare spectacle, crossing two continents and visible to 11 million people. Starting at Namibia's Skeleton Coast, it spans Botswana and South Africa, ending with a stunning sunset in Australia's outback—perfect for adventure seekers.
The 2031 HYBRID TOTAL-ANNUAL SOLAR ECLIPSE: The 2031 hybrid solar eclipse offers a rare celestial event, combining a "ring of fire" and total eclipse. Visible briefly from the North Pacific and Panama, it promises dramatic sights like Baily's beads and a lingering diamond ring.
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The 2033 SOLAR ECLIPSE: The next total solar eclipse for North America aligns with the spring equinox, offering a chance to explore Alaska during peak northern lights season. Locations like Utqiagvik, Prudhoe Bay, Kotzebue, and Nome will witness the sun eclipsed at low horizons.
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The 2034 SOLAR ECLIPSE; This total solar eclipse will captivate 109 million people across 13 countries, including Egypt’s Red Sea Coast, Iran’s Persepolis, and Leh in the Indian Himalayas. Experience this extraordinary eclipse off the beaten path in some of the most stunning locations.
![The 2031 HYBRID TOTAL-ANNUAL SOLAR ECLIPSE: The 2031 hybrid solar eclipse offers a rare celestial event, combining a "ring of fire" and total eclipse. Visible briefly from the North Pacific and Panama, it promises dramatic sights like Baily's beads and a lingering diamond ring.](https://images.moneycontrol.com/static-mcnews/2025/01/20250116121344_12.jpg "The 2031 HYBRID TOTAL-ANNUAL SOLAR ECLIPSE: The 2031 hybrid solar eclipse offers a rare celestial event, combining a "ring of fire" and total eclipse. Visible briefly from the North Pacific and Panama, it promises dramatic sights like Baily's beads and a lingering diamond ring.")
