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Astronomical Phenomenon Prediction
Lunar & Solar Eclipse Forecast
Upcoming solar and lunar eclipses with visibility regions.
Try the tool
- Annular Solar Eclipse2026-02-17Visible: Antarctica, southern Africa, southern Indian Ocean
- Total Lunar Eclipse2026-03-03Visible: Asia, Australia, Pacific, Americas
- Total Solar Eclipse2026-08-12Visible: Greenland, Iceland, Spain (path of totality)
- Partial Lunar Eclipse2026-08-28Visible: Americas, Europe, Africa
- Annular Solar Eclipse2027-02-06Visible: South America, Africa, Atlantic Ocean
- Total Solar Eclipse2027-08-02Visible: N. Africa, Middle East (path of totality)
Tool principle
Eclipse dates are computed via NASA Eclipse Predictions (Espenak/Meeus) and published as an authoritative multi-year table.
Data source: NASA Eclipse Web Site (public domain).
User guide
- 1Scan upcoming events; note the visibility region.
- 2Solar eclipses require ISO-certified eye protection.
- 3Lunar eclipses need no equipment and last for hours.
Frequently asked questions
Why so few total solar eclipses at my location?οΌ
The Moon's shadow track is narrow β most locations experience one only every few centuries.