PARTIAL SOLAR ECLIPSE24 July 2074Greatest eclipse at 03:08:14 UTC
1m 57s
AT GREATEST ECLIPSE
On 24 July 2074 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 1m 57s at greatest eclipse, near 12.782° N, 133.702° E.
THE TRACK
Path of the shadow
The centre line crosses Cambodia · Philippines · Thailand · Vietnam
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.
- Phnom Penh Cambodia · Partial 95.2%
- Manila Philippines · Partial 95.1%
- Ho Chi Minh City Vietnam · Partial 95%
- Phuket Thailand · Partial 93%
- Apia Samoa · Partial 91.1%
- Pago Pago American Samoa · Partial 90.9%
- Cebu Philippines · Partial 84.2%
- Bangkok Thailand · Partial 82.5%
- Male Maldives · Partial 82.3%
- Hagatna Guam · Partial 81.9%
- Palikir Micronesia · Partial 81%
- Colombo Sri Lanka · Partial 81%
- Tarawa Kiribati · Partial 73.3%
- Kuala Lumpur Malaysia · Partial 72%
- Vientiane Laos · Partial 69.4%
- Bandar Seri Begawan Brunei · Partial 66.6%
- Yangon Myanmar (Burma) · Partial 66.4%
- Kochi India · Partial 65.8%
- Singapore Singapore · Partial 63.3%
- Hong Kong China · Partial 62.8%
- Chiang Mai Thailand · Partial 62.7%
- Suva Fiji · Partial 62.6%
- Honiara Solomon Islands · Partial 62.3%
- Shenzhen China · Partial 61.9%
- Hanoi Vietnam · Partial 61.5%
- Nuku'alofa Tonga · Partial 61%
- Chennai India · Partial 60.1%
- Guangzhou China · Partial 59.3%
- Bengaluru India · Partial 57.2%
- Majuro Marshall Islands · Partial 57.1%
- Taipei Taiwan · Partial 55.3%
- Naha Japan · Partial 50.7%
ALSO VISIBLE FROM
Reference figures
- Duration
- 1m 57s
- MAGNITUDE
- 0.984
- Greatest eclipse
- 12.782° N, 133.702° E
- SAROS
- 137 · no. 39