Annular Solar Eclipse · January 15T07:07:39Z, 2010

Annular Solar Eclipse

On January 15, 2010 — offering up to 11m 08s of totality.

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Annular
Eclipse Type
84%
Max Obscuration
11m 08s
Max Duration
84
Affected Countries
Where to watch

Visibility Map

Over 84 countries see this eclipse. Click anywhere on the map to see how the eclipse appears from that location.

Path of Totality
Width~333 km
Max duration11m 08s
Speed~2,900 km/h
Countries—
Eclipse Details
Saros series141
Magnitude0.9190
Gamma0.4002
Greatest pt.2°N, 69°
Normal sky before eclipse
Sky during total solar eclipse
During eclipse
Normal sky
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What you'll experience

Sky Simulation

Drag the slider to compare the sky before and during totality. At peak, stars appear at midday and the horizon glows in all directions.

≈ Dusk
Sky darkness
−4°C
Temp. drop
2,900 km/h
Moon speed
🌑 Simulated at totality peak
By location

Countries

Maximum obscuration by country. Select a supported country for city-level detail.

CountryTypeMax Obscuration
ChinaCN84%
84.5%
KenyaKE84%
84.5%
UgandaUG84%
84.5%
IndiaIN84%
84.5%
MyanmarMM84%
84.5%
DR CongoCD84%
84.5%
CARCF84%
84.5%
BangladeshBD84%
84.5%
SomaliaSO84%
84.5%
LKLK84%
84.5%
10 of 84 countries
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