solar eclipse
majorAnnular solar eclipse
A annular solar eclipse reaches greatest eclipse at 29.1° S, 154.9° W. The global event does not imply visibility at your location.
Where to look
Visibility is restricted to a geographic path; local circumstances are not calculated for this record.
Global event · local visibility
Local eclipse circumstances are not calculated. Seeing the Sun or Moon above the horizon alone does not establish that this eclipse is visible from your location.
Eclipse magnitude: 0.9840
Never look directly at the Sun without certified solar viewers. Asterisms does not calculate the local eclipse path for this event.
Technical source record
2.1.19 · 2035-03-09T23:04:31.488Z · retrieved 2026-09-30
Calculated by: Astronomy Engine SearchGlobalSolarEclipse; global greatest-eclipse result. Verify against NASA GSFC for planning.
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