Dates in UTC. Select an eclipse to see its map and your local times.
Every solar and lunar eclipse for the next 10 years: where each one can be seen, the path of totality on a world map, and the exact times for your city. Includes the total solar eclipse of 2 August 2027. Calculated in your browser.
Dates in UTC. Select an eclipse to see its map and your local times.
Every solar and lunar eclipse from 2027 to 2030 (dates in UTC). Pick one in the tracker above for its map and local times.
Need a quick reference instead? The eclipse calendar sits alongside moon phases and weather codes. For tonight's sky, see which planets are visible and the moon phase.
The same geometry astronomers use, run in your browser.
The tracker searches the next 10 years for every alignment of the Sun, Moon and Earth, and classifies each as total, annular, partial or penumbral.
For solar eclipses it tracks where the Moon's shadow falls across Earth minute by minute: how much of the Sun is covered at each point (orange) and the narrow path where the Moon covers it completely or leaves a ring (white). For lunar eclipses it shows the half of Earth where the Moon is up.
Choose a city to see when each phase begins and ends in your time zone, how high the Sun or Moon will be, and whether any part of the eclipse happens below your horizon.