Star & Planet FinderEclipses
Where each one is seen and when, on a globe and a map you can play through from the first minute to the last. Pick a city below for the times on its own clock and how much of the eclipse it gets.
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Annular along a path across the Pacific, South America, the Atlantic and Africa; partial over Africa, South America and Antarctica.
Drawing the eclipse…
Drawing the eclipse…
Times are in your own time zone. Drag the globe to turn it; the slider moves the eclipse.
The Moon passes in front of the Sun. A total or annular eclipse is seen from a narrow path only; a partial one from a wide region around it. Dates are those at Greenwich.
| Date | Eclipse | Where it is seen |
|---|---|---|
| Feb 6, 2027 | Annular solar eclipse | Annular along a path across the Pacific, South America, the Atlantic and Africa; partial over Africa, South America and Antarctica |
| Aug 2, 2027 | Total solar eclipse | Total along a path across the Atlantic, Africa, the Mediterranean, the Red Sea, the Middle East, the Arabian Sea and the Indian Ocean; partial over Africa, Europe, South Asia, Greenland and the Middle East |
| Jan 26, 2028 | Annular solar eclipse | Annular along a path across the Pacific, South America, the Atlantic, Africa, Europe and the Mediterranean; partial over South America, North America, Africa, Europe and Greenland |
| Jul 22, 2028 | Total solar eclipse | Total along a path across the Indian Ocean, Southeast Asia, Australia, the Tasman Sea, New Zealand and the Pacific; partial over Australia, Southeast Asia, South Asia and New Zealand |
| Jan 14, 2029 | Partial solar eclipse | Partial over North America, Greenland, the Gulf of Mexico, Hudson Bay and the Caribbean |
| Jun 12, 2029 | Partial solar eclipse | Partial over Greenland, the Arctic, the Baltic Sea and the North Sea |
| Jul 11, 2029 | Partial solar eclipse | Partial over Antarctica |
| Dec 5, 2029 | Partial solar eclipse | Partial over Antarctica |
| Jun 1, 2030 | Annular solar eclipse | Annular along a path across Africa, the Mediterranean, the Black Sea, Europe, Siberia, East Asia, the Sea of Japan, Japan and the Pacific; partial over Africa, Siberia, East Asia, Europe and South Asia |
| Nov 25, 2030 | Total solar eclipse | Total along a path across Africa, the Indian Ocean, Australia and the Coral Sea; partial over Africa, Australia, New Zealand and Antarctica |
| May 21, 2031 | Annular solar eclipse | Annular along a path across Africa, the Indian Ocean, South Asia, the Bay of Bengal, Southeast Asia and the South China Sea; partial over Africa, Southeast Asia, South Asia, Australia and the Middle East |
| Nov 14, 2031 | Hybrid solar eclipse | Total or annular along a path across the Pacific and North America; partial over North America, the Pacific, the Gulf of Mexico, the Caribbean and the Bering Sea |
| May 9, 2032 | Annular solar eclipse | Annular along a path across Antarctica, the Atlantic and the Indian Ocean; partial over Africa, South America and the Atlantic |
| Nov 3, 2032 | Partial solar eclipse | Partial over East Asia, Siberia, Europe, South Asia and Southeast Asia |
| Mar 30, 2033 | Total solar eclipse | Total along a path across the Bering Sea, North America and the Arctic; partial over North America, Greenland and the Arctic |
| Sep 23, 2033 | Partial solar eclipse | Partial over South America and Antarctica |
| Mar 20, 2034 | Total solar eclipse | Total along a path across South America, the Atlantic, Africa, the Red Sea, the Middle East, the Persian Gulf and South Asia; partial over Africa, South Asia, Europe, East Asia and Siberia |
| Sep 12, 2034 | Annular solar eclipse | Annular along a path across the Pacific, South America and the Atlantic; partial over South America, the Pacific, the Atlantic, the Caribbean and the Gulf of Mexico |
| Mar 9, 2035 | Annular solar eclipse | Annular along a path across Australia, the Tasman Sea, New Zealand and the Pacific; partial over Australia, New Zealand and Antarctica |
| Sep 2, 2035 | Total solar eclipse | Total along a path across East Asia, the Sea of Japan, Japan and the Pacific; partial over Siberia, East Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia and Japan |
| Feb 27, 2036 | Partial solar eclipse | Partial over New Zealand, Antarctica and the Tasman Sea |
| Jul 23, 2036 | Partial solar eclipse | Partial over Antarctica |
| Aug 21, 2036 | Partial solar eclipse | Partial over Europe, Greenland and the Arctic |
| Jan 16, 2037 | Partial solar eclipse | Partial over Europe, the Middle East, the Mediterranean, the Baltic Sea and the Red Sea |
| Jul 13, 2037 | Total solar eclipse | Total along a path across the Indian Ocean, Australia, the Coral Sea, the Pacific, the Tasman Sea and New Zealand; partial over Australia, Southeast Asia and New Zealand |
| Jan 5, 2038 | Annular solar eclipse | Annular along a path across the Caribbean, North America, South America, the Atlantic and Africa; partial over Africa, South America, North America and Europe |
| Jul 2, 2038 | Annular solar eclipse | Annular along a path across the Pacific, South America, North America, the Caribbean, the Atlantic and Africa; partial over Africa, South America, North America, Europe and the Middle East |
| Dec 26, 2038 | Total solar eclipse | Total along a path across the Indian Ocean, Australia, the Tasman Sea, New Zealand and the Pacific; partial over Australia, Southeast Asia, New Zealand and Antarctica |
| Jun 21, 2039 | Annular solar eclipse | Annular along a path across the Pacific, the Bering Sea, North America, the Arctic, Europe and the Baltic Sea; partial over North America, Europe, Siberia, Greenland and the Arctic |
| Dec 15, 2039 | Total solar eclipse | Total along a path across the Pacific and Antarctica; partial over Antarctica |
| May 11, 2040 | Partial solar eclipse | Partial over Australia, New Zealand, the Tasman Sea and the Coral Sea |
| Nov 4, 2040 | Partial solar eclipse | Partial over North America, Greenland, the Caribbean, the Gulf of Mexico and Hudson Bay |
The Moon passes through the Earth’s shadow. Everyone who has the Moon in the sky sees it, and it is safe to watch with the naked eye. A penumbral eclipse is too slight for most people to notice.
| Date | Eclipse | Where it is seen |
|---|---|---|
| Feb 20, 2027 | Penumbral lunar eclipse | From start to end over Africa, Europe, South Asia, Siberia and Greenland; in part over South America, North America, East Asia, Southeast Asia and Australia |
| Jul 18, 2027 | Penumbral lunar eclipse | From start to end over Australia, East Asia, Southeast Asia, Siberia and South Asia; in part over the Red Sea and the Caspian Sea |
| Aug 17, 2027 | Penumbral lunar eclipse | From start to end over North America, South America and Antarctica; in part over Africa, Australia, Siberia, Greenland and New Zealand |
| Jan 12, 2028 | Partial lunar eclipse | From start to end over South America, North America, Africa, Europe and Greenland; in part over the Red Sea, the Bering Sea and the Caspian Sea |
| Jul 6, 2028 | Partial lunar eclipse | From start to end over Africa, Australia, Southeast Asia, East Asia and South Asia; in part over Siberia, Europe and Japan |
| Dec 31, 2028 | Total lunar eclipse | From start to end over Australia, Siberia, East Asia, Southeast Asia and South Asia; in part over Africa, Greenland and New Zealand |
| Jun 26, 2029 | Total lunar eclipse | From start to end over South America, Africa, North America, Greenland and Antarctica; in part over Europe and New Zealand |
| Dec 20, 2029 | Total lunar eclipse | From start to end over Africa, Europe, South Asia, Siberia and East Asia; in part over South America, North America and Southeast Asia |
| Jun 15, 2030 | Partial lunar eclipse | From start to end over Africa, Australia, Southeast Asia, East Asia and South Asia; in part over Siberia, Europe, Japan and New Zealand |
| Dec 9, 2030 | Penumbral lunar eclipse | From start to end over Africa, Europe, South Asia, Siberia and Greenland; in part over South America, North America, Southeast Asia, Australia and East Asia |
| May 7, 2031 | Penumbral lunar eclipse | From start to end over South America, North America, Africa, Greenland and Antarctica; in part over Europe and New Zealand |
| Jun 5, 2031 | Penumbral lunar eclipse | From start to end over Australia, Southeast Asia, Siberia, Japan and New Zealand; in part over South America, North America and East Asia |
| Oct 30, 2031 | Penumbral lunar eclipse | From start to end over North America, South America, Greenland and the Arctic; in part over Africa, Australia, Southeast Asia and Siberia |
| Apr 25, 2032 | Total lunar eclipse | From start to end over Australia, Southeast Asia, East Asia, Siberia and South Asia; in part over Africa, Europe and the Middle East |
| Oct 18, 2032 | Total lunar eclipse | From start to end over Africa, East Asia, Southeast Asia, South Asia and Europe; in part over Australia, Siberia, Greenland and New Zealand |
| Apr 14, 2033 | Total lunar eclipse | From start to end over Africa, Australia, East Asia, South Asia and Southeast Asia; in part over South America, Siberia, Europe and Japan |
| Oct 8, 2033 | Total lunar eclipse | From start to end over North America, Siberia, Australia, Southeast Asia and Japan; in part over South America and East Asia |
| Apr 3, 2034 | Penumbral lunar eclipse | From start to end over Africa, East Asia, South Asia, Australia and Southeast Asia; in part over South America and Siberia |
| Sep 28, 2034 | Partial lunar eclipse | From start to end over Africa, South America, North America, Europe and Greenland; in part over the Middle East, the Persian Gulf and the Caspian Sea |
| Feb 22, 2035 | Penumbral lunar eclipse | From start to end over North America, Greenland and the Arctic; in part over South America, Australia, East Asia, Southeast Asia and Siberia |
| Aug 19, 2035 | Partial lunar eclipse | From start to end over Africa, South America, North America, Europe and Greenland; in part over South Asia and the Middle East |
| Feb 11, 2036 | Total lunar eclipse | From start to end over Africa, Europe, South Asia, East Asia and Siberia; in part over South America, North America, Southeast Asia and Australia |
| Aug 7, 2036 | Total lunar eclipse | From start to end over South America, Africa, North America, Greenland and Antarctica; in part over Europe and the Middle East |
| Jan 31, 2037 | Total lunar eclipse | From start to end over Australia, Siberia, East Asia, Southeast Asia and South Asia; in part over North America, Europe, Greenland and the Middle East |
| Jul 27, 2037 | Partial lunar eclipse | From start to end over South America, North America, Africa, Greenland and Antarctica; in part over Europe and New Zealand |
| Jan 21, 2038 | Penumbral lunar eclipse | From start to end over South America, North America, Africa, Europe and Greenland; in part over Siberia, South Asia and the Middle East |
| Jun 17, 2038 | Penumbral lunar eclipse | From start to end over Africa, South America, North America, Greenland and Antarctica; in part over Europe and the Middle East |
| Jul 16, 2038 | Penumbral lunar eclipse | From start to end over Australia, Southeast Asia, Japan, New Zealand and Antarctica; in part over South America, North America, East Asia and Siberia |
| Dec 11, 2038 | Penumbral lunar eclipse | From start to end over Siberia, East Asia, Southeast Asia, Australia and South Asia; in part over Africa, Greenland and New Zealand |
| Jun 6, 2039 | Partial lunar eclipse | From start to end over Africa, Australia, Southeast Asia, South Asia and East Asia; in part over South America, Siberia, Europe and Japan |
| Nov 30, 2039 | Partial lunar eclipse | From start to end over Australia, Siberia, East Asia, Southeast Asia and South Asia; in part over Africa, Greenland and New Zealand |
| May 26, 2040 | Total lunar eclipse | From start to end over Australia, Southeast Asia, Siberia, Japan and New Zealand; in part over North America, South America, East Asia and South Asia |
| Nov 18, 2040 | Total lunar eclipse | From start to end over Africa, East Asia, Siberia, Southeast Asia and Europe; in part over Australia and Greenland |
With the app
This page tells you when to look. The app tells you again when it matters, and shows you where in your own sky.
The next solar eclipse is the annular solar eclipse of February 6, 2027. Annular along a path across the Pacific, South America, the Atlantic and Africa; partial over Africa, South America and Antarctica. It is at its greatest at 15:59 UTC.
On August 2, 2027. Total along a path across the Atlantic, Africa, the Mediterranean, the Red Sea, the Middle East, the Arabian Sea and the Indian Ocean; partial over Africa, Europe, South Asia, Greenland and the Middle East. Totality lasts up to 6 min 25 s.
On February 6, 2027. A ring of sunlight is seen along a path across the Pacific, South America, the Atlantic and Africa; partial over Africa, South America and Antarctica. The ring lasts up to 7 min 51 s.
The next lunar eclipse to show clearly is the partial lunar eclipse of January 12, 2028, deepest at 04:13 UTC. From start to end over South America, North America, Africa, Europe and Greenland; in part over the Red Sea, the Bering Sea and the Caspian Sea.
On December 31, 2028. The Moon is wholly inside the Earth’s shadow for 1 h 12 min, from 16:15 to 17:28 UTC. From start to end over Australia, Siberia, East Asia, Southeast Asia and South Asia; in part over Africa, Greenland and New Zealand.
32 of the Sun and 33 of the Moon, 65 in all. Of the solar eclipses, 9 are total and 10 are annular; of the lunar ones, 12 are total.
Every eclipse a city sees to 2040, with the times on its own clock and what the Sun or the Moon will look like.