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NASA and scientists say the 2027 eclipse will be the longest total solar eclipse of the century, lasting 6 minutes and 23 seconds.
The 2027 path starts in Morocco and Spain, then crosses North Africa and the Middle East before peaking near Yemen and Somalia.
Experts say the duration varies with the Moon's distance from Earth and whether the eclipse is total or annular at different points along the path.
NASA notes that precise shadow movement depends on the Earth’s rotation and the Moon’s distance from Earth.
The maximum duration will be observed in Egypt, specifically Luxor and Aswan.
Astronomers rely on data from organizations like the US Naval Observatory and HM Nautical Almanac Office.
The 2024 April eclipse over North America and potential Spain 2027 are highlighted as notable context for comparison.
The 2027 event will cross regions including Morocco, Spain, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Saudi Arabia, Yemen and Somalia.
A map from NASA outlines the eclipse path across Africa and the Middle East.
Observers will be advised to consult official sources for viewing safety and updates.

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The analysis suggests Argentina has the easier path in their World Cup 2026 group compared to Portugal.
Portugal is seen as the bigger challenge in their group, with Colombia named a tough potential rival.
The article notes several groups for both teams where Peru or Jamaica-like teams won’t pose major problems.
Historical trend suggests defending champions often fail to advance from the group stage, a factor considered in the piece.
The piece raises the question of a potential quarterfinal clash if both teams win their groups and advance.
The article frames Messi’s Argentina as strong favorites to advance through their group stage.
Portugal is described as the favorite, but not as overwhelmingly as Argentina in their group.
The piece identifies Argentina’s group as including Algeria as a tougher opponent and Austria as competitive.
The analysis considers possible clashes between Argentina and Portugal in the quarterfinals if both advance.

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