Tapping a solar eclipse in Events opens a map of the path of totality or annularity, timings at greatest eclipse, and local timings.
EclipsePath(SkyEngine): every 60 s from 4 h before to 4 h after peak, the Sun–Moon shadow axis (equator of date) is intersected with the WGS-84 ellipsoid; limits come from rays offset by the umbra radius across the track. Duration at greatest eclipse from Astronomy Engine's local search there.LocalEclipse: partial/central begin and end, maximum and obscuration for the observer, if the Sun is up for any of it.- Map: equirectangular around the path, Natural Earth coastlines already bundled (only lines reaching 30° from the equator, so small tropical islands are missing).
- 2 August 2027 against NASA (Espenak): greatest eclipse 25.49° N, 33.19° E (25.5, 33.2); totality 6 m 27 s (6 m 23 s); width 261 km (258 km). Centre line within 40 km of Luxor; Tarifa inside the path. Madrid 86% covered.