Solar Eclips

Global Solar Eclipse Explorer

Select any country to see local solar eclipse data, a simple 3D teaching view, and a Sun preview that shows how the Moon covers the Sun from our view.

Country point: -
Data status: ready
Selected eclipse: none
3D preview unavailable on this device or browser.
Sun
Earth
Moon
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
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Representative point-
Selected eclipse-
Peak time-
Easy explanation:
The Moon goes around the Earth. A solar eclipse happens when the Moon comes between the Sun and the Earth and blocks some sunlight from our view.

What the Sun looks like

Country: -
Date: -
Eclipse type: -
Sun view: Full Sun
Covered amount: 0%
Why it changes: The Sun itself does not change. The Moon covers part of it from our view.
Reset 3D View:
This button brings the camera back to its normal angle, resets Moon alignment, and returns the Sun preview close to the full Sun state.

Last Visible Solar Eclipses

Most recent eclipses for the selected country point

Next Visible Solar Eclipses

Upcoming eclipses for the selected country point

Selected Eclipse Details

Detailed timing and visibility breakdown

Select a country and click an eclipse card to view full details.
Real local eclipse data is used when available. If a selected point has no result, the UI remains stable.
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