Solar eclipse of November 5, 2059
Solar eclipse of November 5, 2059 | |
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classification | |
Type | Ring-shaped |
area |
Europe , Africa , Asia Annular: France , Spain , Andorra , Italy , Libya , Egypt , Sudan , Eritrea , Ethiopia , Djibouti , Somalia , Maldives , Indonesia |
Saros cycle | 134 (46 of 71) |
Gamma value | +0.4453 |
Greatest eclipse | |
Duration | 7 minutes 0 seconds |
place | Somalia |
location | 8 ° 45 ' N , 47 ° 5' E |
time | November 5, 2059 9:16:20 UT |
size | 0.9417 |
The annular solar eclipse of November 5, 2059 takes place mostly over Europe , Africa and Asia as well as the Indian Ocean . Western Europe and Northwest Africa experience the solar eclipse at sunrise, and Southeast Asia at sunset. The maximum of the eclipse is in Somalia about 30 km northwest of Las Anod ; the duration of the annular shape there is 7 minutes and 0 seconds.
course
The solar eclipse begins at sunrise in the Bay of Biscay . The ring-shaped zone reaches the mainland for the first time on the west coast of France and then stretches mainly over southern France to the Mediterranean . This also is Andorra and the northwestern part of Spain crossed. The ring-shaped zone then covers the south of Corsica , as well as the Italian islands of Sardinia and Sicily and the extreme southern tip of the Italian mainland. Malta is just outside the toroidal shape. The north-west of Libya lies within the ring-shaped zone, as does Egypt , there in particular Lake Nasser (Aswan reservoir). The zone of annularity then crosses western Sudan , Eritrea , Djibouti and Somalia . The southernmost islands of the Maldives are crossed on the way across the Indian Ocean . At sunset the Indonesian island of Sumatra is reached, where the solar eclipse ends.
For this eclipse there are hardly any differences in the calculation of the concrete course of the zone , despite different assumptions of the Delta T (NASA: 113.2s, Calsky: 73.2s).
Places in the ring-shaped zone
country | place | Duration | Time ( UT ) | comment |
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France | Bordeaux | 5m 19s | 07:33 | |
France | Toulouse | 5m 20s | 07:33 | |
Andorra | Andorra la Vella | 1m 54s | 07:33 | |
France | Marseille | 3m 23s | 07:35 | |
France (Corsica) | Bonifacio | 3m 58s | 07:37 | |
Italy (Sardinia) | Sassari | 5m 33s | 07:37 | |
Italy (Sicily) | Palermo | 5m 40s | 07:40 | |
Egypt | Aswan | 5m 36s | 08:15 | |
Sudan | Bur Sudan (Port Sudan) | 5m 55s | 08:30 | |
Djibouti | Djibouti (city) | 5m 3s | 08:59 | |
Maldives | Addu atoll | 4m 37s | 10:40 | |
Indonesia (Sumatra) | Medan | 3m 45s | 11:00 |
- ↑ a b c The sun rises partially eclipsed.
- ↑ The sun sets darkly immediately after the end of the ring shape
Visibility in German-speaking countries
The eclipse is visible in the German-speaking area, as a partial solar eclipse, throughout the course. The eclipse begins in the northwest just before sunrise, in the other areas soon after, when the sun is low. The greatest eclipse, around 70 minutes after sunrise, is reached in the southwest in Zermatt in the Swiss canton of Valais with 78% coverage. The lowest eclipse is reached in the northeast in Sassnitz on Rügen with a maximum of 50% coverage.
country | place | cover | comment |
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Switzerland | Bern | 76% | |
Switzerland | Basel | 74% | |
Austria | Salzburg | 67% | |
Austria | Vienna | 62% | |
Germany | Munich | 68% | |
Germany | Frankfurt am Main | 66% | |
Germany | Berlin | 56% | |
Germany | Hamburg | 56% |
Individual evidence
- ↑ NASA: Besselian Elements for the Annular Solar Eclipse of 2059 Nov 05
- ↑ CalSky: Local course of the solar eclipse Wednesday, November 5th, 2059 (possibly select location and click on solar eclipse )
- ↑ a b c The duration of the ring shape and the time of the middle of the ring shape, as well as the degree of coverage, were determined with the interactive map of NASA ( Annular Solar Eclipse of 2059 Nov 05 - Google Maps and Solar Eclipse Paths )