Next Total Eclipse: August 2, 2027
Planning has begun for our next deployment: up to 6 minutes 23 seconds of totality. The observing site will be announced to members first.
Official announcements, expedition logs, and press releases from the Sayeh Research Institute desk.
Planning has begun for our next deployment: up to 6 minutes 23 seconds of totality. The observing site will be announced to members first.
Hamid D. Khodashenas recounted 17 total solar eclipses, from Gahar 1999 to Cuéllar 2026, at Abarsin in a free in-person and online session.
Our Spain 2026 expedition captured 1m 24s of totality at sunset from the walls of Cuéllar Castle: the 17th total eclipse for mission lead Hamid D. Khodashenas.
The August 12 total eclipse will be streamed live with a telescopic view and on-site footage on YouTube and Instagram (@MrEclipseOfIran).
Priority booking window for the Iberian Peninsula total eclipse mission is now open for registered members.
Our analysis of the 2024 Texas eclipse data has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Astrophysics.
Sayeh Institute enters a strategic hardware partnership to field-test next-gen sensors in high-UV environments.
Reviewing the fiscal year performance and setting strategic goals for the upcoming solar maximum.