BRAZIL · 2027 ANNULAR ECLIPSE
Annular Solar Eclipse in Brazil — 6 February 2027
Only part of Brazil is inside the annularity path.
A narrow part of far southern Brazil enters annularity. Chuí and Santa Vitória do Palmar are annular at tested coordinates; the rest of Brazil should not be described that way.
Use SunPoint to test another coordinate and distinguish annularity from a partial eclipse.
The event time alone does not tell you what the eclipse looks like from your exact location.
Local time depends on the coordinate.
Outside it the eclipse is partial.
Global central maximum, not a national duration.
The bright ring is still direct sunlight.
Is this point inside annularity?
SunPoint supports Eclipse mode for the 6 February 2027 event. Drop a pin or use your location to check local eclipse direction, solar azimuth, altitude and the map direction line where the calculation layer supports it.
- Local eclipse type where supported
- Maximum phase direction
- Solar altitude and azimuth
- Horizon planning from your pin
Geometry is cross-checked against the NASA path and local Astronomy Engine calculations.
Where annularity crosses Brazil
A narrow part of far southern Brazil enters annularity. Chuí and Santa Vitória do Palmar are annular at tested coordinates; the rest of Brazil should not be described that way.
Annular is not total
A bright solar ring remains visible throughout annularity. There is no unfiltered viewing phase.
Check another point
Move the pin to calculate type, time, altitude and direction at a specific coordinate.
Authoritative sources and safety
Use authoritative eclipse data before travel and use proper solar-viewing protection during partial phases.
Photography and horizon tips
- Do not confuse annularity with totality.
- Check exact coordinates.
- Keep suitable solar protection in place.
Frequently asked questions
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