Total solar eclipse
Wednesday, March 29, 2006 at 10:11 AM UTC
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- Penumbral lunar eclipseJul 16, 2038Visible from Earth's night side at peak
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- Partial lunar eclipseJun 6, 2039Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Annular solar eclipseJun 21, 2039
+1 - Partial lunar eclipseNov 30, 2039Visible from Earth's night side at peak
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- Partial lunar eclipseSep 29, 2042Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Annular solar eclipseOct 13, 2042
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- Partial solar eclipseApr 9, 2043Path runs over open ocean
- Total lunar eclipseSep 18, 2043Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Partial solar eclipseOct 2, 2043Path runs over open ocean
- Annular solar eclipseFeb 28, 2044Path runs over open ocean
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- Total lunar eclipseSep 7, 2044Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Annular solar eclipseFeb 16, 2045
- Penumbral lunar eclipseMar 2, 2045Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipseAug 12, 2045
- Penumbral lunar eclipseAug 27, 2045Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Partial lunar eclipseJan 22, 2046Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Annular solar eclipseFeb 5, 2046Path runs over open ocean
- Partial lunar eclipseJul 17, 2046Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipseAug 2, 2046
- Total lunar eclipseJan 11, 2047Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Partial solar eclipseJan 25, 2047Path runs over open ocean
- Partial solar eclipseJun 23, 2047Path runs over open ocean
- Total lunar eclipseJul 7, 2047Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Partial solar eclipseJul 22, 2047Path runs over open ocean
- Partial solar eclipseDec 16, 2047Path runs over open ocean
- Total lunar eclipseDec 31, 2047Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Annular solar eclipseJun 11, 2048
+7 - Partial lunar eclipseJun 25, 2048Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipseDec 5, 2048
- Penumbral lunar eclipseDec 19, 2048Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Penumbral lunar eclipseMay 17, 2049Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Annular solar eclipseMay 31, 2049
+1 - Penumbral lunar eclipseJun 15, 2049Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Penumbral lunar eclipseNov 9, 2049Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipseNov 24, 2049
- Total lunar eclipseMay 6, 2050Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipseMay 20, 2050Path runs over open ocean
- Total lunar eclipseOct 29, 2050Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Partial solar eclipseNov 14, 2050Path runs over open ocean
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Peak (UTC)
Wednesday, Mar 29
Type
Total solar eclipse
Obscuration
100%
Distance to shadow axis
2,452 km
Greatest-eclipse point
23.2° N, 16.7° E
Saros family
Eclipses ~18 years and 11 days apart — same orbital geometry, shifted ~120° west each cycle.
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