Eclipses

Crosses Patagonia in the morning and ends at sunrise in the Gulf of Guinea.

Rises over the Strait of Gibraltar and crosses north Africa, with over six minutes of totality at Luxor.

A shallow partial, the Moon grazing the edge of the umbra.

Crosses the Galápagos and Amazonia and ends at sunset over southern Spain, the ring visible from Huelva to Valencia.

A partial eclipse with the umbra taking about two-fifths of the Moon.

Crosses Australia from the Kimberley past Sydney and reaches New Zealand’s south island at sunset.

A total eclipse, with the Moon wholly inside the umbra for over an hour.

A long, central total eclipse — nearly an hour and three-quarters with the Moon inside the umbra.

A total eclipse lasting just under an hour.

Crosses Algeria and Tunisia, the Mediterranean past Greece, and central Asia to Siberia, ending at sunset in Japan.

A partial eclipse, the umbra covering half the Moon.

Crosses Namibia, Botswana and South Africa, then the Australian outback, ending at sunset.