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2027 total solar eclipse called ‘eclipse of the century’ despite shorter duration
A total solar eclipse is expected in 2027.
It is being described as the “eclipse of the century.”
But a total solar eclipse in 2009 lasted longer.
So the 2027 eclipse is not being given that label because it will last the longest.
The information available does not explain why it has earned the description.
It also gives no location or viewing details.
No further plans or next steps are stated.
The 2027 total solar eclipse has been called the “eclipse of the century.”
The label is used despite the eclipse having a shorter duration than the 2009 total solar eclipse.
The source does not state where the 2027 eclipse will be visible.
The source does not explain who applied the label or why.
- Who
- The 2027 total solar eclipse.
- What
- It has been called the “eclipse of the century,” despite being shorter than the 2009 eclipse.
- When
- 2027.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- Not stated.
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- Event
- 2027 total solar eclipse
- Description
- Called the “eclipse of the century
- Comparison
- The 2009 total solar eclipse lasted longer
Sources
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