Annular solar eclipse · 22 September 2052

On 22 September 2052 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 45s at greatest eclipse, near 25.471° S, 174.813° E.

At greatest eclipse

Duration
2m 45s
Magnitude
0.974
Instant (UTC)
23:38:54
Greatest eclipse
25.471° S, 174.813° E

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
Dili Timor-Leste 20:54:50 21:57:54 23:09:45 92.6% 2m 07s
Noumea New Caledonia 21:36:27 23:11:54 00:58:39 91.7% 58°
Port Moresby Papua New Guinea 20:57:25 22:13:54 23:44:50 88% 32°
Port Vila Vanuatu 21:31:11 23:07:54 00:55:59 86.3% 62°
Darwin Australia 20:57:43 22:03:54 23:20:23 85.8% 13°
Cairns Australia 21:06:38 22:22:54 23:53:54 80.8% 32°
Honiara Solomon Islands 21:07:54 22:33:54 00:15:33 74.2% 49°
Suva Fiji 21:52:54 23:34:54 01:21:19 68.8% 71°
Broome Australia 21:06:20 22:06:54 23:16:38 66.7%
Nuku'alofa Tonga 22:14:05 23:57:54 01:39:45 65.9% 68°
Auckland New Zealand 22:21:58 23:55:54 01:30:47 65.8% 53°
Brisbane Australia 21:32:30 22:53:54 00:26:27 59.4% 42°
Wellington New Zealand 22:32:12 00:00:54 01:29:56 54.8% 49°
Alice Springs Australia 21:15:30 22:21:54 23:37:37 54.2% 20°