Stellar Tour
Eclipse Explorer in Stellar Tour
Saturday, February 6, 2027

Annular Solar Eclipse

A “ring of fire” eclipse: the Moon covers 93% of the Sun's width, leaving a blazing ring around its edge.

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Where to see it

Path crosses Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, Côte d’Ivoire, Ghana, Togo, Benin, and Nigeria.

Greatest eclipse is at 15:59 UT, when the ring lasts 7 min 48 s.

Cities in the path: Castro, Bahía Blanca, Mar del Plata, Maldonado, Abidjan, Lagos, Ibadan, Benin City, Warri, Oyo, Abeokuta, and Akure.

PlaceWhat you seeWhen (local time)Sun’s height
Santiago, ChilePartial: 61.5% of the Sun covered12:04 PM59°
Buenos Aires, ArgentinaPartial: 81.9% of the Sun covered12:31 PM69°
Montevideo, UruguayPartial: 85.7% of the Sun covered12:36 PM70°
São Paulo, BrazilPartial: 78% of the Sun covered1:21 PM74°
Abidjan, Côte d’IvoireRing for 35 s5:52:14 PM – 5:52:49 PM8°
Accra, GhanaRing for 5 min 26 s5:49 PM – 5:55 PM4°
Lomé, TogoRing for 5 min 17 s5:50 PM – 5:55 PM2°
Cotonou, BeninRing for 5 min 25 s6:49 PM – 6:55 PM1°
Lagos, NigeriaRing for 5 min 32 s6:49 PM – 6:55 PM0°
Dakar, SenegalPartial: 42.5% of the Sun covered5:59 PM16°

Times worked out by Stellar Tour for each place, in the local time of the day.

The ring is never safe to look at with the naked eye: keep certified eclipse glasses on for the whole eclipse.

How to watch it in Stellar Tour

  1. Open Explore, then Eclipse Explorer: the Annular Solar Eclipse is the card at the top.
  2. Set your place, and the card tells you how long the ring lasts there and where the nearest point of the path is.
  3. Tap the bell on the card to be reminded before the day.