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PARTIAL SOLAR ECLIPSE22 June 2066Greatest eclipse at 19:23:47 UTC

The Sun at greatest eclipse, 22 June 2066.

4m 40s

AT GREATEST ECLIPSE

On 22 June 2066 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 4m 40s at greatest eclipse, near 70.137° N, 96.395° W.

THE TRACK

Path of the shadow

Path of the shadow
The corridor of total eclipse, and the centre line the shadow follows through it.

The centre line crosses Canada · United States

Explore this eclipseDrag the clock and watch the shadow cross.

Where it will be seen

Everywhere the Moon covers at least half the Sun, deepest first.

ALSO VISIBLE FROM

Bergen · Boston · Buffalo · Edmonton · Gothenburg · Helsinki · Kiruna · Longyearbyen · Murmansk · New York · Oslo · Rovaniemi · Stockholm · Toronto · Tromso · Winnipeg

Reference figures

Duration
4m 40s
MAGNITUDE
0.943
Greatest eclipse
70.137° N, 96.395° W
SAROS
128 · no. 53