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EclipseWhere — Choosing a Seat for the 2027 Eclipse

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A comparison tool for choosing where to watch the 2 August 2027 total solar eclipse.

Why it surfaced

EclipseWhere weighs totality duration against August cloud odds, travel effort, and risk notes across locations from Luxor to Cádiz. Its central corrective is memorable and useful: the longest eclipse is not necessarily the best one if the sky is cloudy.

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