Annular solar eclipse · 28 February 2044

On 28 February 2044 the Moon passes centrally across the Sun but is too far from the Earth to cover it, leaving a ring of sunlight. The ring lasts 2m 25s at greatest eclipse, near 61.696° S, 21.903° W.

At greatest eclipse

Duration
2m 25s
Magnitude
0.960
Instant (UTC)
20:24:44
Greatest eclipse
61.696° S, 21.903° W

Path of the shadow

Path of the shadow
The centre line of the Moon's shadow, plotted at two-minute intervals.

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Where it will be seen

Local circumstances for cities that see at least half the Sun covered. Times are UTC.
CityCountry First contactMaximumLast contact ObscurationTotality Sun altitude
Stanley Falkland Islands 19:35:15 20:43:44 21:48:09 81.8% 19°
Rothera Antarctica 18:59:40 20:08:44 21:15:10 78.6% 21°
Ushuaia Argentina 19:22:33 20:33:44 21:40:42 75.3% 25°
Punta Arenas Chile 19:24:04 20:35:44 21:43:14 72.1% 27°
Amundsen-Scott Antarctica 18:32:10 19:32:44 20:33:58 69.2%
Montevideo Uruguay 20:12:38 21:17:44 22:17:00 66.1% 13°
Buenos Aires Argentina 20:12:27 21:17:44 22:17:48 64.2% 14°
Bariloche Argentina 19:50:14 21:00:44 22:06:05 61.3% 27°
Porto Alegre Brazil 20:24:41 21:25:44 22:22:19 60.9%
Cordoba Argentina 20:17:30 21:22:44 22:22:48 55% 18°
Mendoza Argentina 20:11:43 21:18:44 22:20:17 53.1% 23°
Santiago Chile 20:09:22 21:17:44 22:19:05 52.1% 25°
Valparaiso Chile 20:09:53 21:17:44 22:19:27 50.6% 25°
Sao Paulo Brazil 20:38:55 21:35:44 22:27:13 50.1% -1°