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Saudi Space Agency Announces Rare Total Solar Eclipse Over the Kingdom on August 2nd
On August 2, 2027, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia will witness a rare astronomical event: the longest total solar eclipse of the 21st century. In some southern areas like Abha, the eclipse will last around 6 minutes, while in Jeddah and parts of the western coast, it will be approximately 5 minutes and 50 seconds. The event will trace a path covering broad regions of the western and southern parts of the kingdom, with partial eclipse observed in the central, eastern, and northern regions, with up to 80% obscuration. Emphasis is placed on the importance of following safety guidelines when observing the eclipse, including the necessity of using special glasses to avoid damage from direct sunlight. This event presents a scientific opportunity and a responsibility for awareness, aiming to enhance understanding of astronomical phenomena. Additionally, there will be noticeable drops in temperature and the appearance of the solar corona, providing a perfect chance to observe bright stars and planets.
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