Solar Eclipse Dates 2029

A solar eclipse (Surya Grahan) occurs when the Moon passes between the Sun and Earth, blocking some or all of the Sun's light. Vedic tradition treats Surya Grahan as an astrologically significant period -- many observe a fast, avoid eating, and refrain from starting new ventures during the eclipse window, with pregnant women traditionally advised to stay indoors. Direct viewing without proper eye protection is never safe, regardless of the eclipse type.
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All times shown in: Asia/Kolkata

Date Type Begins Max Eclipse Ends Action
14-Jan-2029 Sunday Partial 08:32 PM 10:42 PM 12:52 AM
12-Jun-2029 Tuesday Partial 07:57 AM 09:34 AM 11:13 AM
11-Jul-2029 Wednesday Partial 07:58 PM 09:06 PM 10:13 PM
05-Dec-2029 Wednesday Partial 06:37 PM 08:32 PM 10:28 PM

Note: Begin/End times above reflect the eclipse's global first and last contact -- the earliest and latest moments it is visible anywhere on Earth. Visibility, and exact local timings, from any specific city are not yet calculated on this page. Never view a solar eclipse directly without certified eclipse glasses or filters.

Solar Eclipse โ€“ Types & Significance

Partial Solar Eclipse (14-Jan-2029)

A Partial Solar Eclipse occurs when the Moon covers only part of the Sun's disc, as seen from a given location -- the Sun appears to have a 'bite' taken out of it rather than being fully obscured.

Partial Solar Eclipse (12-Jun-2029)

A Partial Solar Eclipse occurs when the Moon covers only part of the Sun's disc, as seen from a given location -- the Sun appears to have a 'bite' taken out of it rather than being fully obscured.

Partial Solar Eclipse (11-Jul-2029)

A Partial Solar Eclipse occurs when the Moon covers only part of the Sun's disc, as seen from a given location -- the Sun appears to have a 'bite' taken out of it rather than being fully obscured.

Partial Solar Eclipse (05-Dec-2029)

A Partial Solar Eclipse occurs when the Moon covers only part of the Sun's disc, as seen from a given location -- the Sun appears to have a 'bite' taken out of it rather than being fully obscured.

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