Recent social media posts have incorrectly claimed that a solar eclipse will cause the world to go dark for six minutes on ...

A viral rumour about total darkness on August 2, 2025, is creating panic. NASA clarifies no such event is scheduled. The ...

However, countries like India, Europe, Africa ... In a partial solar eclipse, only part of the Sun is covered — how much ...

The solar eclipse will actually take place on August 2, 2027, in 10 countries. This one will be a total solar eclipse, when ...

No, the world is not going dark on Aug. 2, but the real “eclipse of the century” will last over 6 minutes in 2027.

NASA debunks viral rumours of a total solar eclipse darkening the world on August 2, 2025, instead pointing to a historic event on August 2, 2027.

There's growing anticipation about a total solar eclipse expected to last 6 minutes — the longest of this century. Here's ...

A viral claim says the world will go dark on Aug. 2. It won't — but a record-breaking solar eclipse is coming in 2027.

Social media may have you believing there will be an extraordinary sight this weekend. But there is something coming in September.

Social media posts, blogs, and even some news outlets have been circulating claims that this once-in-a-century event will occur on August 2, 2025. But NASA has now stepped in to clear the air and the ...

As 2025 nears its end, a partial solar eclipse is set to occur on September 21-22, marking the year's final celestial event.

A total solar eclipse on July 22, 2028, will cross Sydney, Australia, and New Zealand, offering rare opportunities for ...