
Total Solar Eclipse
Australia · New Zealand
“Totality directly over Sydney.”
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In 21 months

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Shows events observable in at least part of the selected area. Solar eclipses require totality or the annular phase. “All countries” includes the entire catalogue.

Australia · New Zealand
“Totality directly over Sydney.”
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Chile · Argentina · South Atlantic
“A ring of fire over South America and the South Atlantic.”
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Galápagos · South America · Atlantic · Iberia
“A ring of fire from the Galápagos to the Iberian coast.”
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In 15 months

Worldwide · Best from the Northern Hemisphere
“The most reliable meteor shower of the year.”
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Europe · Western Asia · Northern Hemisphere
“A short, strong January meteor peak.”
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In 2 months

Southern tropics · Equatorial regions · low northern latitudes
“Swift meteors before dawn, strongest farther south.”
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In 6 months

Southern tropics · Equatorial regions
“Two different meteor streams share one late-July night.”
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In 9 months

South Africa · Namaqua National Park and Namaqualand
“After winter rain, Namaqualand can turn into a sea of wildflowers.”
Usually August and September; timing and density depend on winter rainfall. · A same-day sighting has not been confirmed here.
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Northern Hemisphere · lower rates farther south
“The Perseids return, but the 2027 Moon is bright.”
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In 9 months

Northern Hemisphere · tropical latitudes
“Several possible Leonid peaks, including a chance of brighter meteors.”
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In 12 months

Europe · Africa · Asia · Australia
“Earth’s dark shadow crosses part of the Moon.”
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In 20 months