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Egypt's longest eclipse darkness lasts 6m23s
Egypt will witness a total solar eclipse on August 2, 2027, with the shortest duration of the eclipse recorded in Egypt—6 minutes and 23 seconds—in Luxor Governorate, which tops the list of the best areas to view it due to the long duration of the event and its cultural significance. This astronomical event is expected to attract astronomers and tourists from around the world, with extensive preparations by the National Institute for Astronomical Research and Geophysical Studies, focusing on archaeological sites such as the temples of Karnak, Luxor, and the Valley of the Kings. The Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities plans to leverage this event to promote astrophotourism, offering experiences that combine scientific observation with cultural visits, while emphasizing safety procedures for secure eclipse viewing.
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