Solar eclipse of January 26, 2028
Solar eclipse of January 26, 2028 | |
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classification | |
Type | Ring-shaped |
area | Eastern North America , Central and South America , Western Europe , Northwest Africa Annular: Ecuador , Peru , Brazil , Suriname , French Guiana , Spain , Portugal |
Saros cycle | 141 (24 of 70) |
Gamma value | +0.3904 |
Greatest eclipse | |
Duration | 10 minutes 27 seconds |
place | Brazil |
location | 0 ° 48 ′ N , 54 ° 39 ′ W |
time | January 26, 2028 3:07:33 PM UT |
size | 0.9208 |
The annular solar eclipse of January 26, 2028 takes place largely over Ecuador , Peru , Brazil , Suriname , Spain and Portugal as well as the Pacific and the Atlantic . The maximum of the eclipse is about 300 km west of Macapá , the capital of the Brazilian state Amapá ; the duration of the annular shape there is 10 minutes and 27 seconds.
course
The zone of annular eclipse sweeps the Galapagos Islands before it reaches the coast of South America. On the way to the Atlantic, the south of Ecuador , the north of Peru and the northern Amazon basin as well as the south of French Guiana are covered. The extreme south of Suriname is also in the ring-shaped zone.
In the Atlantic, the Madeira archipelago lies on the path of the moon's shadow.
Finally, when the sun is low, the zone of the ring-shaped eclipse crosses the Iberian Peninsula - first the south of Portugal , then Spain . In Ibiza the sun sets almost exactly at the end of the ring shape. Only the extreme west of Mallorca can still experience the setting of the ring-shaped, darkened sun over the sea.
For Spain, this solar eclipse is after the eclipses of August 12, 2026 and August 2, 2027, the last of a series of three eclipses in a very short time and the second of three annular solar eclipses in the 21st century.
Places in the ring-shaped zone
country | place | Duration | Time ( UT ) | comment |
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Ecuador (Galapagos Islands) | Puerto Ayora | 5m 38s | 13:25 | |
Ecuador | Machala | 8m 0s | 13:37 | |
Peru | Iquitos | 8m 39s | 13:37 | |
Brazil | Manaus | 7m 14s | 13:50 | |
Portugal (Madeira) | Funchal | 6m 57s | 16:50 | |
Spain | Seville | 7m 15s | 16:56 | |
Spain | Valencia | 7m 2s | 16:57 | |
Spain (Ibiza) | Ibiza | 4m 24s | 16:57 | |
Spain (Mallorca) | Andratx | approx 1m | 16:57 |
- ↑ The sun rises partially eclipsed.
- ↑ The sun goes down partially eclipsed.
- ↑ a b The sun is very low and soon after the ring shape it sets partially eclipsed.
- ↑ Sun sets while being annular.
Visibility in German-speaking countries
The eclipse is visible in large parts in the west and south of the German-speaking area , as a partial solar eclipse that reaches its maximum eclipse at sunset. The greatest eclipse is achieved in the southwest, in Zermatt in the Swiss canton of Valais , with a maximum of 78% coverage. East of a line Hamburg - Magdeburg - Linz , the sun has already set, the darkness remains invisible.
The next following solar eclipse visible in German-speaking countries is the solar eclipse of June 1, 2030 .
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b The duration of the totality and the time of the middle of the totality were determined with the interactive map of NASA ( Annular Solar Eclipse of 2028 Jan 26, Google Maps and Solar Eclipse Paths )