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Total Eclipse 2027

The Long Totality

The next total solar eclipse brings up to 6 minutes 23 seconds of totality (Saros 136, magnitude 1.079), one of the longest totalities of the century. Planning for our next deployment has begun; the observing site will be announced to members first.

Up to 6m 23s totalitySaros 136Live global broadcastCoronal imaging
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Date
August 2, 2027
Location
To be announced
Duration
TBA
Capacity
TBA
Est. CostTBA
Annular
Registration Open

Annular Eclipse 2027

Sahara Desert Expedition

Unique opportunity to observe the 'Ring of Fire' in the Sahara Desert, combining ancient astronomy history with modern observation.

Sahara DesertDiamond ringEgyptian cultureLandscape photography
Register MissionTechnical Details
Date
February 2027
Location
Egypt & Sudan
Duration
8 Days
Capacity
10 People
Est. Cost$1,800 USD

Other Missions

Total

Total Eclipse 2028

Southern Australia
July 2028

Our largest expedition yet, coordinating 20 participants from around the world for deep-sky observation during totality.

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Partial

Partial Eclipse 2026

Greenland
August 2026

Polar expedition to study eclipse effects at high latitudes, focusing on atmospheric changes during partial obscuration.

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Immediate Briefing

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