Solar Eclipse on August 2, 2025? Know truth behind viral claims, it is on…

A solar eclipse is a rare celestial event in which the moon takes place between the Earth and the Sun.

There are allegations on social media that a total solar eclipse will be made on August 2. However, allegations are wrong: the US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) announced that the total eclipse has come to maturity, but that it was not this year. The rare phenomenon will actually take place on August 2, 2027 and will be defined as the “eclipse of the century”.

What is solar eclipse?
The solar eclipse is a rare celestial event where the moon passes between the Earth and the Sun, prevents sunlight and poured a shadow on our planet. Total solar eclipse (as on August 2, 2027), there are various types of solar eclipse, including annual solar eclipse, partial solar eclipse and hybrid solar eclipse. Researchers and scientists use solar eclips to examine the behavior of the sun, while Stargazers enjoy the scarce landscapes. Total solar eclipse occurs when the moon is perfectly aligned to completely prevent the sun. In this short period, the sky darkens like dawn or twilight.

Is there any solar eclipse in 2025?
According to NASA, the next solar eclipse will take place on September 21 this year. A partial solar eclipse can be seen in Australia, Antarctica, Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean. After that, on February 17, 2026, a circular solar eclipse will take place. The total solar eclipse on 2 August 2027 can be seen in regions such as the British Indian Ocean region, Algeria, Egypt, Gibraltar, Libya, Morocco, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, Spain, Saudi, Yemen and Spain.