HALO Eclipse Moments vs EclipseGo

HALO Eclipse Moments On August 12, 2026, millions of people will witness one of nature's most extraordinary events: a Total Solar Eclipse. HALO Eclipse Moments helps you prepare, observe and record your personal eclipse experience. Discover what the eclipse will look like from your location, follow every stage of the event, and contribute to a unique international project exploring how people experience totality. Whether this is your first eclipse or your tenth, HALO helps you make the most of this unforgettable day. Prepare for Eclipse Day The weeks before a total solar eclipse are part of the experience. HALO gradually prepares you for eclipse day with location-based information, practical guidance and interactive moments that help you know what to expect. Observe the Eclipse A total solar eclipse is about much more than looking at the Sun. HALO helps you discover the remarkable changes happening around you—from the changing landscape and sky to unique phenomena such as the Diamond Ring and other moments of totality. With the Observation Explorer, you'll learn what to look for and when to look for it. Record Your Experience Every eclipse is experienced differently. During and after the eclipse, HALO invites you to record your observations, thoughts and impressions through short surveys and optional audio recordings, creating your own personal eclipse story. Contribute to Eclipse Research By participating in HALO, you become part of an international project investigating how people experience total solar eclipses. Together, participants create a unique collection of observations that will help preserve and better understand this extraordinary natural event. Key Features • Personal eclipse information for your viewing location • Find out whether you are inside the path of totality • Countdown to August 12, 2026 • Interactive TimeTravel journey from weeks before the eclipse until totality • Eclipse timeline with key moments • Observation Explorer • Explanations of eclipse phenomena • Personal surveys throughout your eclipse experience • Optional audio recordings • Personal HALO profile • Secure cloud storage • Available in English, Spanish and Dutch Whether you are travelling to Spain, Iceland or another location along the path of totality, HALO Eclipse Moments helps you prepare, observe and record one of the most remarkable experiences nature has to offer. Prepare. Observe. Record.

Experience and plan the total solar eclipse of August 2, 2027 in Spain and North Africa. EclipseGo is your all-in-one companion for one of the most spectacular astronomical events of the century: an interactive totality map, precise local timings, live weather forecasts, visual simulation, and countdown. Everything you need to decide where, when, and how to watch the great eclipse. PLAN YOUR ECLIPSE IN DETAIL • Interactive map featuring the path of totality across Spain and North Africa. • Exact contact times: start, maximum totality, and end for your location or any chosen city. • Check estimated totality duration and obscuration percentage. • Discover top viewing destinations and optimal observation spots. WEATHER FORECAST & OBSERVATION ODDS Clear skies make all the difference. As the date approaches: • Check cloud cover predictions and real observation probabilities. • Track temperature, wind speed, and hourly morning progression. • Compare locations to find sites with an unobstructed eastern horizon. SIMULATE THE ECLIPSE ON SCREEN • Play an accurate step-by-step visual simulation for your selected town. • Watch the solar disk change from first contact to total darkness and exit. COUNTDOWN & ALERTS • Live countdown timer tracking every second until the main event. • Set reminders for essential planning milestones. • Generate and share your custom countdown card on social media. SAFETY & VIEWING GUIDE • Educational articles on solar observation, eclipse photography, and travel logistics. • Crucial eye protection guidelines and checklist. EYE SAFETY WARNING: Never look directly at the Sun without certified eye protection. Always wear eclipse glasses compliant with ISO 12312-2 standards or approved solar filters. Follow all in-app safety guidance. Notice: Astronomical calculations and timings are provided for planning purposes. Always cross-check with official sources before traveling.