Stellar Tour
Eclipse Explorer
Total eclipse, 2 August 2027.
Any solar or lunar eclipse from any place on Earth: local timings, the nearest town in the path, and a live countdown.
What it does
- Featured eclipses. The ones that matter next, each with the countries its path crosses and the nearest town in the path to you.
- From your exact spot. Any eclipse simulated from where you stand, with a live countdown to it and how long the darkness lasts there: from Luxor, Egypt, 6 minutes 23 seconds of totality on 2 August 2027.
- Anywhere else. Change the location to see it from the path, or from where you will be.
- A reminder. Tap the bell on an eclipse and the app reminds you before it.
- Lunar eclipses too. More eclipses lists the eclipses of the Moon.
The eclipses of 2027
- Annular Solar EclipseSaturday, February 6, 2027
- Total Solar EclipseMonday, August 2, 2027
Where to find it
Tap the magnifying glass, then Eclipse Explorer.
What is free
Your own next solar eclipse is free: its times, what you will see, and a reminder. The Eclipse Explorer comes with Sky Tools, the pack that also holds the Telescope Catalog, the Night Planner, the Sky Calendar's whole year and the Observing Kit. Each pack is a one-time purchase inside the app, yours forever, not a subscription, with Family Sharing included; Everything is all three packs. If you bought Cosmic Expansion, you already own Everything.