Eclipse Finder · An almanac
Solar and lunar, twenty-five years out.
Wednesday · 13 May 2026 · 339 eclipses in catalog
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- Total solar eclipse12 de ago. de 2026
- Partial lunar eclipse27 de ago. de 2026Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Annular solar eclipse6 de fev. de 2027
- Penumbral lunar eclipse20 de fev. de 2027Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Penumbral lunar eclipse18 de jul. de 2027Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipse2 de ago. de 2027
+1 - Penumbral lunar eclipse17 de ago. de 2027Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Partial lunar eclipse11 de jan. de 2028Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Annular solar eclipse26 de jan. de 2028
- Partial lunar eclipse6 de jul. de 2028Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipse21 de jul. de 2028
- Total lunar eclipse31 de dez. de 2028Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Partial solar eclipse14 de jan. de 2029Path runs over open ocean
- Partial solar eclipse11 de jun. de 2029Path runs over open ocean
- Total lunar eclipse25 de jun. de 2029Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Partial solar eclipse11 de jul. de 2029Path runs over open ocean
- Partial solar eclipse5 de dez. de 2029Path runs over open ocean
- Total lunar eclipse20 de dez. de 2029Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Annular solar eclipse31 de mai. de 2030
- Partial lunar eclipse15 de jun. de 2030Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipse24 de nov. de 2030
- Penumbral lunar eclipse9 de dez. de 2030Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Penumbral lunar eclipse6 de mai. de 2031Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Annular solar eclipse21 de mai. de 2031
- Penumbral lunar eclipse5 de jun. de 2031Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Penumbral lunar eclipse30 de out. de 2031Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipse14 de nov. de 2031Path runs over open ocean
- Total lunar eclipse25 de abr. de 2032Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Annular solar eclipse9 de mai. de 2032Path runs over open ocean
- Total lunar eclipse18 de out. de 2032Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Partial solar eclipse2 de nov. de 2032Path runs over open ocean
- Total solar eclipse30 de mar. de 2033
- Total lunar eclipse14 de abr. de 2033Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Partial solar eclipse23 de set. de 2033Path runs over open ocean
- Total lunar eclipse8 de out. de 2033Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipse20 de mar. de 2034
+2 - Penumbral lunar eclipse3 de abr. de 2034Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Annular solar eclipse12 de set. de 2034
- Partial lunar eclipse27 de set. de 2034Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Penumbral lunar eclipse22 de fev. de 2035Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Annular solar eclipse9 de mar. de 2035
- Partial lunar eclipse18 de ago. de 2035Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipse1 de set. de 2035
- Total lunar eclipse11 de fev. de 2036Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Partial solar eclipse26 de fev. de 2036Path runs over open ocean
- Partial solar eclipse23 de jul. de 2036Path runs over open ocean
- Total lunar eclipse6 de ago. de 2036Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Partial solar eclipse21 de ago. de 2036Path runs over open ocean
- Partial solar eclipse16 de jan. de 2037Path runs over open ocean
- Total lunar eclipse31 de jan. de 2037Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipse12 de jul. de 2037
- Partial lunar eclipse26 de jul. de 2037Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Annular solar eclipse5 de jan. de 2038
- Penumbral lunar eclipse20 de jan. de 2038Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Penumbral lunar eclipse16 de jun. de 2038Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Annular solar eclipse2 de jul. de 2038
- Penumbral lunar eclipse16 de jul. de 2038Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Penumbral lunar eclipse11 de dez. de 2038Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipse25 de dez. de 2038
- Partial lunar eclipse6 de jun. de 2039Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Annular solar eclipse21 de jun. de 2039
+1 - Partial lunar eclipse30 de nov. de 2039Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipse15 de dez. de 2039
- Partial solar eclipse10 de mai. de 2040Path runs over open ocean
- Total lunar eclipse26 de mai. de 2040Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Partial solar eclipse4 de nov. de 2040Path runs over open ocean
- Total lunar eclipse18 de nov. de 2040Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipse30 de abr. de 2041
- Partial lunar eclipse15 de mai. de 2041Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Annular solar eclipse24 de out. de 2041
- Partial lunar eclipse7 de nov. de 2041Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Penumbral lunar eclipse5 de abr. de 2042Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipse19 de abr. de 2042
- Partial lunar eclipse29 de set. de 2042Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Annular solar eclipse13 de out. de 2042
- Total lunar eclipse25 de mar. de 2043Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Partial solar eclipse9 de abr. de 2043Path runs over open ocean
- Total lunar eclipse18 de set. de 2043Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Partial solar eclipse2 de out. de 2043Path runs over open ocean
- Annular solar eclipse28 de fev. de 2044Path runs over open ocean
- Total lunar eclipse13 de mar. de 2044Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipse22 de ago. de 2044
- Total lunar eclipse7 de set. de 2044Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Annular solar eclipse16 de fev. de 2045
- Penumbral lunar eclipse2 de mar. de 2045Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipse12 de ago. de 2045
- Penumbral lunar eclipse27 de ago. de 2045Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Partial lunar eclipse22 de jan. de 2046Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Annular solar eclipse5 de fev. de 2046Path runs over open ocean
- Partial lunar eclipse17 de jul. de 2046Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipse2 de ago. de 2046
- Total lunar eclipse11 de jan. de 2047Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Partial solar eclipse25 de jan. de 2047Path runs over open ocean
- Partial solar eclipse23 de jun. de 2047Path runs over open ocean
- Total lunar eclipse7 de jul. de 2047Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Partial solar eclipse22 de jul. de 2047Path runs over open ocean
- Partial solar eclipse16 de dez. de 2047Path runs over open ocean
- Total lunar eclipse31 de dez. de 2047Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Annular solar eclipse11 de jun. de 2048
+7 - Partial lunar eclipse25 de jun. de 2048Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipse5 de dez. de 2048
- Penumbral lunar eclipse19 de dez. de 2048Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Penumbral lunar eclipse17 de mai. de 2049Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Annular solar eclipse31 de mai. de 2049
+1 - Penumbral lunar eclipse15 de jun. de 2049Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Penumbral lunar eclipse9 de nov. de 2049Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipse24 de nov. de 2049
- Total lunar eclipse6 de mai. de 2050Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipse20 de mai. de 2050Path runs over open ocean
- Total lunar eclipse29 de out. de 2050Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Partial solar eclipse14 de nov. de 2050Path runs over open ocean
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Coverage
Catalog includes 339 solar and lunar eclipses computed via the astronomy-engine library, derived from JPL ephemerides. Future eclipses are precise to the second; past eclipses to within seconds.
Map approximations
Visibility maps currently show greatest-eclipse point with a stylized region indicator. Real path-of-totality polylines (matching the precision of Xavier Jubier's catalog) require bundled Bessel-element-derived data and are a planned enhancement. Lunar eclipse maps show a global view since lunar eclipses are visible from any point on Earth's night side at peak.