Annular Solar
Annular Solar Eclipse — 26 January 2028
Wednesday, January 26, 2028 at 03:07 PM
T-00:00:00:00DHMS
Magnitude
85% of the Sun covered at greatest eclipse
Visibility
Greatest eclipse near the tropics
Global timeline (UTC-based, shown in your timezone)
- Greatest eclipseJan 26, 03:07 PM
About this eclipse
An annular solar eclipse, when the Moon is slightly too far from Earth to cover the Sun entirely, leaving a brilliant ring of sunlight — the 'ring of fire'.
Exactly what you'll see depends heavily on where you are. Set your location to get the local start, maximum and end times and how much of the Sun is covered from your spot.
Never look at the Sun directly — always use certified solar-eclipse glasses or a safe projection method.