Eclipse Finder · An almanac
Solar and lunar, twenty-five years out.
Friday · 13 November 2026 · 339 eclipses in catalog
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- Annular solar eclipseFeb 6, 2027
+3 - Penumbral lunar eclipseFeb 20, 2027Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Penumbral lunar eclipseJul 18, 2027Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipseAug 2, 2027
+6 - Penumbral lunar eclipseAug 17, 2027Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Partial lunar eclipseJan 12, 2028Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Annular solar eclipseJan 26, 2028
+5 - Partial lunar eclipseJul 6, 2028Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipseJul 22, 2028
- Total lunar eclipseDec 31, 2028Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Partial solar eclipseJan 14, 2029Path runs over open ocean
- Partial solar eclipseJun 12, 2029Path runs over open ocean
- Total lunar eclipseJun 26, 2029Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Partial solar eclipseJul 11, 2029Path runs over open ocean
- Partial solar eclipseDec 5, 2029Path runs over open ocean
- Total lunar eclipseDec 20, 2029Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Annular solar eclipseJun 1, 2030
+6 - Partial lunar eclipseJun 15, 2030Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipseNov 25, 2030
- Penumbral lunar eclipseDec 9, 2030Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Penumbral lunar eclipseMay 7, 2031Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Annular solar eclipseMay 21, 2031
+5 - Penumbral lunar eclipseJun 5, 2031Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Penumbral lunar eclipseOct 30, 2031Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipseNov 14, 2031
- Total lunar eclipseApr 25, 2032Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Annular solar eclipseMay 9, 2032Path runs over open ocean
- Total lunar eclipseOct 18, 2032Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Partial solar eclipseNov 3, 2032Path runs over open ocean
- Total solar eclipseMar 30, 2033
- Total lunar eclipseApr 14, 2033Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Partial solar eclipseSep 23, 2033Path runs over open ocean
- Total lunar eclipseOct 8, 2033Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipseMar 20, 2034
+7 - Penumbral lunar eclipseApr 3, 2034Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Annular solar eclipseSep 12, 2034
- Partial lunar eclipseSep 28, 2034Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Penumbral lunar eclipseFeb 22, 2035Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Annular solar eclipseMar 9, 2035
- Partial lunar eclipseAug 19, 2035Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipseSep 2, 2035
- Total lunar eclipseFeb 11, 2036Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Partial solar eclipseFeb 27, 2036Path runs over open ocean
- Partial solar eclipseJul 23, 2036Path runs over open ocean
- Total lunar eclipseAug 7, 2036Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Partial solar eclipseAug 21, 2036Path runs over open ocean
- Partial solar eclipseJan 16, 2037Path runs over open ocean
- Total lunar eclipseJan 31, 2037Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipseJul 13, 2037
- Partial lunar eclipseJul 27, 2037Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Annular solar eclipseJan 5, 2038
+12 - Penumbral lunar eclipseJan 21, 2038Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Penumbral lunar eclipseJun 17, 2038Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Annular solar eclipseJul 2, 2038
+10 - Penumbral lunar eclipseJul 16, 2038Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Penumbral lunar eclipseDec 11, 2038Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipseDec 26, 2038
- Partial lunar eclipseJun 6, 2039Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Annular solar eclipseJun 21, 2039
+6 - Partial lunar eclipseNov 30, 2039Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipseDec 15, 2039
- Partial solar eclipseMay 11, 2040Path runs over open ocean
- Total lunar eclipseMay 26, 2040Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Partial solar eclipseNov 4, 2040Path runs over open ocean
- Total lunar eclipseNov 18, 2040Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipseApr 30, 2041
- Partial lunar eclipseMay 16, 2041Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Annular solar eclipseOct 25, 2041
+2 - Partial lunar eclipseNov 8, 2041Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Penumbral lunar eclipseApr 5, 2042Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipseApr 20, 2042
- Partial lunar eclipseSep 29, 2042Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Annular solar eclipseOct 14, 2042
+1 - Total lunar eclipseMar 25, 2043Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Partial solar eclipseApr 9, 2043Path runs over open ocean
- Total lunar eclipseSep 19, 2043Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Partial solar eclipseOct 3, 2043Path runs over open ocean
- Annular solar eclipseFeb 28, 2044
- Total lunar eclipseMar 13, 2044Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipseAug 23, 2044
- Total lunar eclipseSep 7, 2044Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Annular solar eclipseFeb 16, 2045
- Penumbral lunar eclipseMar 3, 2045Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipseAug 12, 2045
+5 - 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, 2046
- Partial lunar eclipseJul 18, 2046Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipseAug 2, 2046
+2 - Total lunar eclipseJan 12, 2047Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Partial solar eclipseJan 26, 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 eclipseJan 1, 2048Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Annular solar eclipseJun 11, 2048
+14 - Partial lunar eclipseJun 26, 2048Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Total solar eclipseDec 5, 2048
- Penumbral lunar eclipseDec 20, 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
+19 - 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 25, 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 30, 2050Visible from Earth's night side at peak
- Partial solar eclipseNov 14, 2050Path runs over open ocean
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Featured eclipse
Annular solar eclipse
Saturday, February 6, 2027 at 04:00 PM UTC
Open eclipse detail →About this catalog
Coverage
The catalog lists 339 solar and lunar eclipses from 1975 to 2050. Dates and times in the list come from the astronomy-engine library, whose model of Earth's spin is off by a few seconds today. Nobody can predict that spin far ahead: for 2050, two reasonable models differ by about 13 seconds, which moves a path roughly 5 km. The maps and the local times for a place you click use NASA's published elements with our own correction for the Earth's spin.
How the maps are drawn
The shaded band shows where the eclipse is total or annular, drawn from NASA's Besselian elements. We compared the ends of the band with Xavier Jubier's maps for the 107 total and annular eclipses in the catalog: the two edges end a median of 0.1 km from his, and the centre line a median of 1.2 km. Where the path reaches sunrise or sunset the match is looser, and a few ends differ by more than 10 km. Lunar eclipse maps show the whole night side of Earth, where the Moon is up at mid-eclipse.