What we publish
Next Eclipse Guide combines astronomical calculations with country guides, city-centre reference tables and practical location-planning tools. The aim is to answer a concrete question: what eclipse is visible from a place, at what local time, and what should an observer verify before travelling?
The site is published under the Next Eclipse Guide brand. It does not claim a named individual, academic affiliation or institutional endorsement.
Editorial standards
- Prefer primary scientific sources for paths, dates and safety guidance.
- Label model calculations and the coordinates or time zone used.
- Separate astronomical visibility from travel-safety advice.
- Keep past events as dated archives instead of presenting them as future guidance.
Corrections and contact
Corrections are welcomed at hello@nexteclipseguide.com. Include the page URL, location, disputed value and a source where possible. Material corrections are recorded through the page's verification date and the methodology changelog.
Sources and methodology
Dates, paths and safety guidance use the references below. Local timings are rounded calculations for the stated reference points; recalculate your exact observing location.
- NASA GSFC eclipse catalogs ↗Primary eclipse catalogs and technical prediction material.
- NASA eclipse safety ↗Safe solar-viewing guidance used throughout the site.