I've heard that the solar eclipse that will take place in most Europe, Africa, Asia and the Middle East. It won't be total eclipse and only an annular eclipse that is less spectacular than a total solar eclipse because the sky never goes completely black; but it should, nonetheless, be quite a show. So it will be Monday 3 October 2005, the track where the eclipse will be the best viewed will path over North Atlantic, Madrid, Algiers, Central Sudan, lake Rudolf, Kenya, South Somalia and it ends in Indian ocean up to 12:22 GMT.
I would like charter big airbus, which should have enough speed, with the aim to follow solar eclipse by its way. It takes about 3 with half hours and we will be able to see total evolution of eclipse.
This is the fourth annular eclipse of the 21st century. The next total solar eclipse is on 29 March, 2006. It will traverse equatorial West Africa, the Sahara, the western Mediterranean, Turkey and Russia. Guess what I want? Yes! I have a dream to repeat the