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Safe viewing tips for Egypt's solar eclipse
On August 2, 2027, Egypt will witness a total solar eclipse, a rare astronomical event that will feature a totality lasting approximately 6 minutes and 22 seconds. This phenomenon will be especially visible in southern regions such as Luxor, which are considered prime observation sites due to the extended duration of totality. It is advised not to look directly at the Sun during the partial phases to prevent eye damage, and viewers should use appropriate protective equipment and follow guidance from astronomical authorities. This event presents an important opportunity for scientists and astronomy enthusiasts to study the phenomenon and monitor environmental changes. Millions of people along the eclipse's path, passing through significant areas in Egypt, will benefit from this occurrence. It will also provide a valuable chance for scientific photography and the enjoyment of rare celestial views.
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