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Solar Eclipse
Annular Solar Eclipse
A annular solar eclipse with greatest eclipse over -64.7°, 86.7°.
Your local time
17 Feb 2026, 17:41
Universal time
17 Feb 2026, 12:11 UTC
Time since
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Not visible from New Delhi, IndiaNaked EyeGreatest eclipse near -64.7°, 86.7°
The Moon passes between the Earth and the Sun, producing a annular eclipse. Greatest eclipse occurs at the sub-lunar point given below; observers far from that point see a smaller partial phase or nothing at all.
Observation details
- Visibility
- Not visible
- Best viewing time
- Not observable
- Direction to look
- —
- Altitude at peak
- —
- Equipment
- Naked Eye
- Kind
- Annular
- Obscuration
- 93%
- Shadow axis distance
- 6214 km
This eclipse's shadow track does not reach your location.
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Photography & observing tips
- •Never look at the partially eclipsed Sun without certified solar filters — this applies to cameras and binoculars too.
- •A solar filter over the front of the lens is required for every phase except totality itself.
- •Bracket exposures widely during totality; the corona spans many stops of brightness.
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