Partial solar eclipse
Partial solar eclipse, 12 June 2029
The Moon passes in front of the Sun. Greatest eclipse at 04:05 UTC.
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TypePartialSolar eclipse
Magnitude0.458At greatest eclipse
Gamma1.298Distance of the shadow axis from Earth's centre
Greatest eclipse04:05 UTCTuesday
Protect your eyes. Look at the Sun only through certified solar filters (ISO 12312-2 eclipse glasses or a solar filter on the front of binoculars or telescopes). Remove them only during totality, and put them back as soon as the Sun reappears.
Where to see it among our places
| Place | Local eclipse | Sun covered | Begins | Maximum | Ends |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reykjavík, Capital Region, Iceland | Partial | 28% | 2:50 am | 3:33 am | 4:16 am |
| Tromsø, Troms, Norway | Partial | 17% | 4:40 am | 5:21 am | 6:03 am |
| Leeds, England, United Kingdom | Partial | 15% | 3:34 am | 4:09 am | 4:45 am |
| Anchorage, AK | Partial | 12% | 8:20 pm | 8:59 pm | 9:36 pm |
| Anchorage, AK | Partial | 12% | 8:20 pm | 8:59 pm | 9:36 pm |
Times are local to each place. "Sun covered" is the share of the Sun's disc hidden at maximum.
Calculated with the bundled Astronomy PHP ephemeris library for sea-level observers. All eclipses · Sources and methods.