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Solar eclipses · Pyongyang

Every solar eclipse visible from Pyongyang, North Korea for the next fifty years, computed for 39.039° N, 125.763° E. The next is on 1 June 2030, when 65.5% of the Sun is covered.

39.039° N, 125.763° E · North Korea

Eclipses visible from Pyongyang

Times are UTC. Obscuration is the greatest fraction of the Sun's disc covered as seen from this location.
DateType First contactMaximumLast contact ObscurationTotality Sun altitude
1 June 2030 Partial 06:34:53 07:58:23 09:10:32 65.5% — 32°
2 September 2035 Partial 23:31:27 00:45:24 02:07:35 99.9% — 41°
25 October 2041 Partial 22:41:37 23:56:58 01:21:23 86.3% — 20°
20 April 2042 Partial 01:15:08 02:21:49 03:30:48 50.5% — 58°
25 November 2049 Partial 06:24:57 06:35:13 06:44:30 0.1% — 15°
1 July 2057 Partial 21:05:12 22:06:12 23:14:38 54.5% — 19°
20 April 2061 Partial 02:30:51 02:52:21 03:13:30 1% — 61°
24 August 2063 Partial 22:55:59 00:00:54 01:10:39 81.7% — 34°
17 February 2064 Partial 07:38:19 08:52:56 09:59:54 71.4% — 3°
11 April 2070 Partial 01:19:25 02:32:39 03:48:31 54.4% — 56°
27 January 2074 Partial 07:06:04 08:16:53 09:20:07 62.1% — 5°
24 July 2074 Partial 01:42:24 02:40:46 03:40:57 11.4% — 66°
13 July 2075 Partial 05:58:05 07:22:40 08:35:23 50% — 40°

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 coveredTime (UTC)Phase
25% 07:10:54 Waxing partial
25% 08:41:54 Waning partial
50% 07:34:44 Waxing partial
50% 08:20:59 Waning partial

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