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 Lunar eclipse
Eclipse
When the Earth, Moon, and Sun line up in space, we can see an eclipse.

Solar eclipse
 Eclipse highlights in 2023 & 2024

April 20, 2023 October 14, 2023 April 8, 2024 October 2, 2024
Hybrid Solar Eclipse Annular Solar Eclipse Total Solar Eclipse Annular Solar Eclipse
Total eclipse visible: Annular eclipse visible: Total eclipse visible: Annular eclipse visible:
Australia, Southeast Asia North America, Central North America South America
Annular eclipse visible: America, South America Partial eclipse visible: Partial eclipse visible:
Pacific Ocean, Indian Partial eclipse visible: North America, Central South America, Antarctica,
Ocean Africa, North America, America, South America, Pacific Ocean, Atlantic
Partial eclipse visible: South America, Pacific Europe, Pacific Ocean, Ocean, North America
Australia, Southeast Asia, Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, Arctic
Antarctica Arctic Ocean Ocean
 Eclipse highlights in 2025 & 2026

March 29, 2025 Sept 21, 2025 Feb 17, 2026 August 12, 2026
Partial Solar Eclipse Partial Solar Eclipse Annular Solar Eclipse Total Solar Eclipse
Partial eclipse visible: Partial eclipse visible: Annular eclipse visible: Annular eclipse visible:
northwest Africa, Europe, south Pacific Ocean, New Antarctica South America
north Russia Zealand, Antarctica Total eclipse visible: Arctic,
Greenland, Iceland, Spain
 Eclipse highlights in 2027 & 2028

February 6, 2027
Annular Solar Eclipse
Annular eclipse visible:
Chile, Argentina, Atlantic
August 2, 2027
Total Solar Eclipse
Total eclipse visible:
Morocco, Spain, Algeria,
Libya, Egypt, Saudi Arabia,
Yemen, Somalia
January 26, 2028 July 22, 2028
Annular Solar Eclipse Total Solar Eclipse
Annular eclipse visible: Total eclipse visible:
Ecuador, Peru, Brazil, Australia, New Zealand
Suriname, Spain,
Portugal
 Eclipse highlights in 2029

January 14, 2029
Partial Solar Eclipse
Partial eclipse visible: North
America, Central America
June 12, 2029
Partial Solar Eclipse
Partial eclipse visible:
Arctic, Scandinavia, Alaska,
North Asia, North Canada
July 11, 2029 December 5, 2029
Partial Solar Eclipse Partial Solar Eclipse
Partial eclipse visible: Partial eclipse visible:
South Chile, South South Argentina, South
Argentina Chile, Antarctica
Eclipse highlights in 2030

June 1, 2030 November 25,

Annular Solar Eclipse 2030
Annular eclipse visible: Total Solar Eclipse
Annular: Algeria, Tunisia,
Total eclipse visible:
Greece, Turkey, Russia,
Botswana, South Africa,
North China, Japan
Australia
Eclipse highlights in 2030

June 1, 2030 November 25,

Annular Solar Eclipse 2030
Annular eclipse visible: Total Solar Eclipse
Annular: Algeria, Tunisia,
Total eclipse visible:
Greece, Turkey, Russia,
Botswana, South Africa,
North China, Japan
Australia
 Eclipse highlights in 2029

January 14, 2029
Partial Solar Eclipse
Partial eclipse visible: North
America, Central America
June 12, 2029
Partial Solar Eclipse
Partial eclipse visible:
Arctic, Scandinavia, Alaska,
North Asia, North Canada
July 11, 2029 December 5, 2029
Partial Solar Eclipse Partial Solar Eclipse
Partial eclipse visible: Partial eclipse visible:
South Chile, South South Argentina, South
Argentina Chile, Antarctica
 Eclipse highlights in 2027 & 2028

February 6, 2027
Annular Solar Eclipse
Annular eclipse visible:
Chile, Argentina, Atlantic
August 2, 2027
Total Solar Eclipse
Total eclipse visible:
Morocco, Spain, Algeria,
Libya, Egypt, Saudi Arabia,
Yemen, Somalia
January 26, 2028 July 22, 2028
Annular Solar Eclipse Total Solar Eclipse
Annular eclipse visible: Total eclipse visible:
Ecuador, Peru, Brazil, Australia, New Zealand
Suriname, Spain,
Portugal
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