Surya Grahan 2027: The year 2027 is going to be very special for those interested in astronomical events. A historic solar eclipse is going to occur in 2027. This will also be the longest solar eclipse of the century, when the sky will remain dark for about 6 minutes in the afternoon. Experts are saying that such an eclipse has never happened before in history and will not happen even in the coming 100 years.

When will the solar eclipse occur in 2027?

In 2027, the longest solar eclipse of the century will occur on 2 August 2025, on the day of Sawan Amavasya. Although solar eclipse occurs every year, this eclipse remains in the news for its long duration.

According to scientists, this total solar eclipse will last for about 6 minutes 23 seconds, which will be one of the longest solar eclipses of the 21st century. Usually a total solar eclipse lasts only for 2 to 3 minutes. But in this eclipse that will occur in 2027, the Earth will be immersed in darkness for more than 6 minutes and the Sun will disappear completely. This scene will indeed be very amazing. But let us know what warnings the astrologers are giving regarding this eclipse.

time of solar eclipse

According to Indian time, the solar eclipse will take place on 2 August 2027. The eclipse will begin at 3:34 pm and will end at 5:53 pm. Indians will be able to see this eclipse around 4:30 pm. Along with India, the eclipse will also be visible in North Africa and the Middle East, which includes northern Morocco, Algeria, southern Tunisia, north-east Libya, Luxor, south-west Saudi Arabia, Yemen and some areas of Egypt.

5,10 The temperature may drop by a degree

According to NASA, during the total solar eclipse on August 2, 2027, in the areas where the eclipse will be visible, the Moon will completely cover the Sun’s corona for 6 minutes 23 seconds and there will be darkness. For this reason, an evening-like view will be seen only in the afternoon. It is being told that during this period the temperature may drop by 5 to 10 degrees and the direction of the wind may also change.

Eclipse is a very rare and historical event for astronomers. Also, it is a chance of enthusiasm for astronomers, when they see a rare view in the sky. By the way, eclipses take place every year, in which some partials are complete. But just think that, when the sun disappears during the day and darkness becomes in the whole world, then how will it be.

Of course it will be shocking and also filling with enthusiasm. You can only feel imagined to hear this. But this is not a fantasy but a reality and such an eclipse incident definitely happens once in the century. You will get to see a similar view, when there will be darkness all around for 6 minutes 23 seconds. We are all going to witness this amazing solar eclipse soon. According to scientists and space.com, this solar eclipse is considered to be the longest full eclipse between 1991 and 2114. Let us know when the longest solar eclipse of the century will be seen and where it will be seen.

When will be the longest solar eclipse of the century

For the long solar eclipse of the century, you will have to wait for two years at the moment, because this full solar eclipse will take place on 2 August 2027. But this eclipse has already remained a topic of discussion around its extraordinary long time. Usually full solar eclipse also takes place for less than 3 minutes, but this eclipse on 2027 will break the records of all eclipse of the century. It is obvious that where this eclipse will be visible, the people of the place will take such an experience in their lifetime which will be like the Lifetime Experience for them.

Will Indians be able to see a long solar eclipse of the century

According to Indian time, the eclipse will take place at 3.34 pm and will end at 53 in the evening. Indians are not complete but will definitely be able to see partial solar eclipse. If the weather is clear, in some cities, 4:30 people will see the eclipse.

Eclipse will also be seen in India as well as North Africa and Middle East, including North Morocco, Algeria, Southern Tunisia, North East Libya, Luxor, South-West Saudi Arabia, some areas of Yemen and parts of Egypt.