KUSOOF
Your companion on the road to August 2, 2027.
A journey of discovery, preparation and wonder — one step at a time, until the Moon meets the Sun above Jeddah.
A little companion for a very big sky.
KUSOOF is the official mascot of Jeddah Eclipse 2027 — a friendly companion created to accompany visitors, families and young explorers on the journey toward the total solar eclipse. Through KUSOOF, the science becomes closer, the preparation becomes easier and the wait becomes part of the adventure.
Every great eclipse begins with curiosity.
KUSOOF's story is not about arriving at eclipse day. It is about everything that happens before it — the questions, discoveries, preparations and moments of wonder that make the final experience unforgettable.
A Curious Look
KUSOOF looks toward the sky and wonders what is happening above.
A Journey Begins
Questions become discoveries as the Sun, Moon and eclipses reveal their secrets.
A Date With the Sky
The journey leads to one extraordinary date: August 2, 2027.
One step closer to totality.
From the first question to the final countdown, KUSOOF follows the path toward August 2, 2027.
Discover the Sun
KUSOOF begins by discovering the star that gives our world light and warmth.
Meet the Moon
Then comes the Moon — the quiet traveler that will cross the face of the Sun on eclipse day.
Understand the Eclipse
KUSOOF learns how the Sun, Moon and Earth align to create a total solar eclipse.
Prepare to Observe
The countdown becomes real. Observation plans, safe equipment and eclipse glasses are ready.
The Countdown
Every sunrise brings KUSOOF one step closer to the extraordinary sky event of 2027.
August 2, 2027 — Eclipse Day
The journey reaches its greatest moment as daylight gives way to the darkness of totality.
A few words from your companion.
“Are you ready?”
“The sky is hiding a surprise!”
“Don't forget your eclipse glasses!”
“The moment is getting closer...”
“Look up. The sky is waiting.”
“It's time. Look at the sky!”
The adventure is better when you watch safely.
KUSOOF has one important rule: never look directly at the Sun without proper solar viewing protection. During the partial phases of an eclipse, use certified eclipse glasses or an appropriate solar filter.
Complete Safety GuideCertified Protection
Use proper solar viewing equipment.
Protect Your Eyes
Never stare at the uneclipsed Sun.
Check Before You Watch
Inspect filters and eclipse glasses before use.
Follow the Rules
Safe observing makes the memory last forever.
The day we've been waiting for.
Totality arrives. The sky changes. And KUSOOF is there with you.
“The eclipse ends... but our journey with the sky continues.”