A total solar eclipse can feel like a singular event. For a few minutes, the Moon covers the Sun, daylight fades, and a narrow strip of Earth falls into Moonshadow. Yet the movements that produce it follow rhythms astronomers can measure. Some repeat in weeks, others in years, and one family of related eclipses can…
Six minutes and 23 seconds. That is the maximum duration of totality somewhere along the path of the total solar eclipse on 2 August 2027. For those minutes, the Moon will cover the Sun completely, revealing its pale outer atmosphere while daylight gives way to an extraordinary twilight. It will be the longest total solar…
Total Together brings people together under the same sky. Travellers, locals, and dreamers who want to make the 2027 eclipse unforgettable. We believe the best experiences are built locally by people who know their region, their culture and their community. That’s why we’re growing a network of hosts, creators and regional partners. Individuals and small…