Annular solar eclipse · 13 October 2061

Name: Annular solar eclipse · 13 October 2061
Start: 2061-10-13T10:31:56.112Z
End: 2061-10-13T10:35:31.112Z
Location: 62.112° S, 56.194° W

On 13 October 2061 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 3m 35s at greatest eclipse, near 62.112° S, 56.194° W.

At greatest eclipse

Duration: 3m 35s
Magnitude: 0.947
Instant (UTC): 10:31:56
Greatest eclipse: 62.112° S, 56.194° W

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.
City	Country	First contact	Maximum	Last contact	Obscuration	Totality	Sun altitude
Stanley	Falkland Islands	09:06:54	10:11:56	11:18:46	89.6%	3m 14s	12°
Rothera	Antarctica	09:38:32	10:42:56	11:48:34	89.5%	2m 10s	10°
Ushuaia	Argentina	09:15:20	10:16:56	11:22:11	89.3%	—	6°
Punta Arenas	Chile	09:13:24	10:13:56	11:18:22	89.2%	45s	4°
Buenos Aires	Argentina	08:38:33	09:37:56	10:42:30	75.7%	—	4°
Montevideo	Uruguay	08:38:05	09:37:56	10:43:38	75.3%	—	6°
Amundsen-Scott	Antarctica	10:21:11	11:24:56	12:28:48	74.5%	—	8°
Porto Alegre	Brazil	08:29:29	09:28:56	10:34:24	65.4%	—	8°
Asuncion	Paraguay	08:26:32	09:21:56	10:23:07	59%	—	0°
Sao Paulo	Brazil	08:20:16	09:17:56	10:20:48	51.1%	—	9°