There will be darkness during the day in 2027, the world will come to a standstill for 7 minutes, know the impact on India:

New Delhi: A big and historic news has come out for space lovers and astronomers. In the year 2027, the world is going to witness an astronomical event which will be the most special in the history of the last 100 years. Scientists have officially confirmed the date of the ‘longest total solar eclipse of the 21st century’. August 2, 2027 This eclipse will be so effective that in many countries day will turn into night for about 7 minutes.

Why is this eclipse special? Know the science behind it

Usually solar eclipses last only a few minutes, but this eclipse of 2027 will be known for its long duration. In cities like Luxor of Egypt, this sight will last for about 7 minutes 28 seconds. According to experts, at that time the Moon will be closest to the Earth, due to which it will completely cover the Sun. At the same time, the Earth will be at its farthest point from the Sun, due to which the size of the Sun will appear slightly smaller. With the combination of these two conditions, it is going to be the longest ‘total eclipse’ of the century.

In which countries will ‘blackout’ be seen?

This rare sight will start from the Atlantic Ocean and pass through countries like Spain, Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Yemen and Somalia. Its most obvious and lasting impact will be seen along the Nile River in Egypt. Although it may be partially visible in India, the path of the total eclipse will pass through the Mediterranean Sea and the Middle East countries.

Take these precautions before seeing, otherwise you may lose your eyesight.

Viewing the solar eclipse with naked eyes can prove to be extremely dangerous. Never use ordinary sunglasses or X-ray film. only for this ISO 12312-2 Use only ‘Eclipse Glasses’ with certified solar filters. Scientists recommend that instead of focusing on photography during the eclipse, pay attention to the changes in nature—such as birds stopping chirping and temperatures suddenly dropping.

Impact will be visible on tourism, booking has started from now.

Tourists from all over the world are already booking hotels in Egypt and Spain to capture this historic moment. Experts say that small towns falling in the path of the eclipse may see huge crowds, causing traffic and housing problems. If you also want to be a part of the biggest astronomical event of this century, then start planning your trip now.