- Greatest eclipse (UTC)
- Jun 12, 2029, 4:04 AM
- Saros series
- 118 (69) · 13 South
- Zodiac degree
- 21°30′ Gemini
- Countries with visibility
- 24
Eclipse timeline
- Partial phase begins Jun 12, 2029, 2:27 AM
- Greatest eclipse Jun 12, 2029, 4:04 AM
- Partial phase ends Jun 12, 2029, 5:43 AM
Times are UTC for the whole Earth. Use the calculator below for your own city.
Visibility map
The line follows the path of greatest phase and the circle marks the point of maximum. There is no band: the eclipse is partial and is nowhere central.
Where and when it is visible
| Country | Local maximum | Magnitude | Obscuration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Iceland Reykjavík | 6/12/29, 3:33 AM | 0.40 | 28% |
| Faroe Islands Tórshavn | 6/12/29, 4:21 AM | 0.34 | 22% |
| Svalbard & Jan Mayen Longyearbyen | 6/12/29, 5:37 AM | 0.32 | 20% |
| Norway Oslo | 6/12/29, 5:09 AM | 0.25 | 14% |
| Sweden Stockholm | 6/12/29, 5:04 AM | 0.21 | 11% |
| Åland Islands Mariehamn | 6/12/29, 6:05 AM | 0.21 | 11% |
| Denmark Copenhagen | 6/12/29, 5:02 AM | 0.21 | 11% |
| Finland Helsinki | 6/12/29, 6:03 AM | 0.18 | 9% |
| Estonia Tallinn | 6/12/29, 6:02 AM | 0.18 | 8% |
| Germany Berlin | 6/12/29, 4:57 AM | 0.17 | 8% |
| Latvia Riga | 6/12/29, 5:58 AM | 0.15 | 7% |
| Czechia Prague | 6/12/29, 4:56 AM | 0.14 | 6% |
| Lithuania Vilnius | 6/12/29, 5:54 AM | 0.12 | 5% |
| Poland Warsaw | 6/12/29, 4:53 AM | 0.12 | 5% |
| Belarus Minsk | 6/12/29, 5:52 AM | 0.10 | 4% |
| Netherlands Rotterdam | 6/12/29, 5:26 AM | 0.10 | 4% |
| Austria Vienna | 6/12/29, 4:57 AM | 0.09 | 3% |
| Slovakia Bratislava | 6/12/29, 4:54 AM | 0.09 | 3% |
| Hungary Budapest | 6/12/29, 4:49 AM | 0.07 | 2% |
| Russia Moscow | 6/12/29, 5:51 AM | 0.06 | 2% |
| Ukraine Kyiv | 6/12/29, 5:45 AM | 0.04 | 1% |
| Belgium Brussels | 6/12/29, 5:32 AM | 0.02 | 0% |
| Serbia Belgrade | 6/12/29, 4:55 AM | 0.01 | 0% |
| Moldova Chisinau | 6/12/29, 5:41 AM | 0.00 | 0% |
Your city
Enter a city to see the exact phase timings for it, in local time.
Astrological layer
The eclipse falls on 21°30′ Gemini and belongs to saros series 118 (13 South). A series repeats an eclipse roughly every 18 years and 11 days, shifted westward.