PARTIAL SOLAR ECLIPSE31 March 2071Greatest eclipse at 14:58:55 UTC
52s
AT GREATEST ECLIPSE
On 31 March 2071 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 52s at greatest eclipse, near 16.693° S, 37.028° W.
THE TRACK
Path of the shadow
The centre line crosses Argentina · Brazil · Chile · Congo - Brazzaville · Congo - Kinshasa
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.
- Cordoba Argentina · Partial 97.2%
- Mendoza Argentina · Annular 97%
- Santiago Chile · Annular 96.9%
- Valparaiso Chile · Partial 96.1%
- Sao Paulo Brazil · Partial 95.9%
- Brazzaville Congo - Brazzaville · Annular 95.8%
- Kinshasa Congo - Kinshasa · Annular 95.8%
- Rio de Janeiro Brazil · Partial 91.5%
- Asuncion Paraguay · Partial 88.2%
- Salvador Brazil · Partial 84.5%
- Porto Alegre Brazil · Partial 83.1%
- Libreville Gabon · Partial 81.4%
- Luanda Angola · Partial 81.3%
- Buenos Aires Argentina · Partial 78.9%
- Recife Brazil · Partial 75.8%
- Montevideo Uruguay · Partial 74.9%
- Brasilia Brazil · Partial 74.6%
- Bariloche Argentina · Partial 72%
- Yaounde Cameroon · Partial 68.4%
- Natal Brazil · Partial 67.9%
- Douala Cameroon · Partial 67.8%
- Bangui Central African Republic · Partial 65%
- Antofagasta Chile · Partial 63.9%
- Accra Ghana · Partial 61.8%
- Abidjan Côte d’Ivoire · Partial 61.8%
- Jamestown St Helena · Partial 61.8%
- Lome Togo · Partial 59.9%
- Cotonou Benin · Partial 59.4%
- Lagos Nigeria · Partial 58.9%
- Monrovia Liberia · Partial 55.6%
- Fortaleza Brazil · Partial 55.1%
- Santa Cruz Bolivia · Partial 53.7%
ALSO VISIBLE FROM
Reference figures
- Duration
- 52s
- MAGNITUDE
- 0.992
- Greatest eclipse
- 16.693° S, 37.028° W
- SAROS
- 140 · no. 34