Partial solar eclipse (86.31%), Sunday – June 21, 2020 (summer solstice), 08:14-11:12, maximum at 09:36 – in Dubai, UAE.
Annular solar eclipse (up to 99.4% coverage) – in some parts of Africa, Middle East and Asia, and in Dubai – partial solar eclipse (with 86.31% coverage). Annular solar eclipse (Latin: annulus – little ring) occurs when a New Moon passes in front of the Sun, but it is not close enough to the Earth to cover the full disk of the Sun. Hence the ring of light/fire around the Moon. During total solar eclipse the Moon covers 100% of the Sun’s disk. Today’s solar eclipse coincides with the summer solstice (June solstice). The next eclipse like that will be on 21st June 2039.
See also:
- The Eclipse Show in the Sky (April 2024 – Stratford, QC, Canada) – total solar eclipse
- A Very Small Eclipse (October 2023 – Montreal, QC, Canada) – partial solar eclipse
- Sunset Eclipse and the Clouds (December 2020 – Cape Town, South Africa) – partial solar eclipse
- Summer Solstice Eclipse (June 2020 – Dubai, UAE) – partial solar eclipse
- Sunrise Eclipse in Oman (December 2019 – Salalah, Oman) – partial solar eclipse
- March Worm Moon and Penumbral Eclipse (March 2024 – Montreal, QC, Canada) – penumbral lunar eclipse
- June Strawberry Moon and the Penumbral Eclipse (June 2020 – Dubai, UAE) – penumbral lunar eclipse
- Total Eclipse of the Moon (July 2018 – Warsaw, Poland) – total lunar eclipse
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