Annular solar eclipse · 5 February 2046

On 5 February 2046 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 9m 35s at greatest eclipse, near 4.563° N, 171.881° W.

At greatest eclipse

Duration
9m 35s
Magnitude
0.924
Instant (UTC)
23:07:05
Greatest eclipse
4.563° N, 171.881° 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
Honolulu United States 22:22:56 00:13:05 01:49:55 84.8% 1m 57s 47°
Honiara Solomon Islands 20:08:30 21:33:05 23:15:38 79.5% 31°
San Francisco United States 23:38:54 00:57:05 02:07:43 79.1%
Portland United States 23:37:22 00:55:05 02:04:24 77%
Port Moresby Papua New Guinea 20:06:00 21:19:05 22:46:47 74.6% 15°
Tarawa Kiribati 20:30:56 22:15:05 00:15:10 74.4% 50°
Seattle United States 23:37:16 00:53:05 02:02:35 71.4%
Las Vegas United States 23:46:00 01:00:05 02:05:46 66.9%
Vancouver Canada 23:36:36 00:52:05 02:00:51 66%
Los Angeles United States 23:44:14 00:59:05 02:06:14 63.5%
San Diego United States 23:45:59 01:00:05 02:05:20 58.2%
Majuro Marshall Islands 20:39:40 22:21:05 00:18:40 57.4% 47°
Phoenix United States 23:50:11 01:00:05 02:03:41 55.5% -0°
Darwin Australia 20:13:21 21:14:05 22:22:40 52% -1°
Palikir Micronesia 20:23:51 21:47:05 23:29:36 51.9% 28°
Port Vila Vanuatu 20:16:02 21:40:05 23:19:33 51.6% 42°