Solar eclipses · Longyearbyen

Name: Longyearbyen
Address: SJ

Every solar eclipse visible from Longyearbyen, Svalbard & Jan Mayen for the next fifty years, computed for 78.223° N, 15.628° E. The next is on 1 June 2030, when 29.8% of the Sun is covered.

78.223° N, 15.628° E · Svalbard & Jan Mayen

Eclipses visible from Longyearbyen

Times are UTC. Obscuration is the greatest fraction of the Sun's disc covered as seen from this location.
Date	Type	First contact	Maximum	Last contact	Obscuration	Totality	Sun altitude
1 June 2030	Partial	05:16:30	06:12:23	07:10:11	29.8%	—	25°
21 June 2039	Partial	16:40:49	17:46:34	18:50:42	81.7%	—	21°
23 August 2044	Partial	23:32:21	00:23:38	01:15:16	75.9%	—	0°
11 June 2048	Partial	11:59:10	13:08:40	14:17:05	55.6%	—	33°
1 July 2057	Partial	22:43:20	23:38:12	00:33:43	46.3%	—	11°
20 April 2061	Partial	02:30:52	03:23:21	04:17:10	99%	—	7°
22 June 2066	Partial	18:33:39	19:31:48	20:29:00	47.8%	—	16°
12 September 2072	Partial	07:19:36	08:17:38	09:15:55	87.6%	—	13°
13 July 2075	Partial	04:35:42	05:36:40	06:40:12	48%	—	23°

How the eclipse progresses

The moment each fraction of the Sun's disc is covered, first as the Moon moves on and then as it moves off. Times are UTC.
Sun covered	Time (UTC)	Phase
25%	05:55:54	Waxing partial
25%	06:29:34	Waning partial

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