PARTIAL SOLAR ECLIPSE27 February 2036Greatest eclipse at 04:45:35 UTC
44.1%
AT ITS DEEPEST
On 27 February 2036 the Moon covers part of the Sun, but its dark shadow passes above or below the Earth — so the eclipse is partial everywhere, and there is no path of totality.
Where it will be seen
Everywhere the Moon covers at least half the Sun, deepest first.
This eclipse falls almost entirely over ocean or uninhabited land, and no city in the gazetteer sees half the Sun covered.
ALSO VISIBLE FROM
Amundsen-Scott · Auckland · Canberra · Christchurch · Hobart · McMurdo · Melbourne · Queenstown · Sydney · Wellington
Reference figures
- SAROS
- 150 · no. 16