Eclipse Calculator – Solar Eclipses in South Pole, Antarctica
Eclipse visible in South Pole – Dec 15, 2020 Total Solar Eclipse
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The animation shows approximately what the eclipse looks like in South Pole (weather permitting).
The total phase of this solar eclipse is not visible in South Pole, but it can be observed there as a partial solar eclipse.
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Stages in eclipse
- Partial Eclipse just started
- Partial Eclipse in good progress
- Maximum Eclipse
- Partial Eclipse continues
- Partial Eclipse about to end
Local times for eclipse in South Pole on Tuesday, December 15, 2020
Click on the Sun/Moon symbols in the column entitled “Looks like” to see what the eclipse looks like during the different phases of the event.
| Event | Time in South Pole | Direction | Altitude | Looks like | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Partial eclipse begins | Dec 15 at 6:12 AM | 270° | 23.3° | The Moon touches the Sun's edge. | |
| Maximum Eclipse | Dec 15 at 8:28 AM | 270° | 23.3° | Moon is closest to the center. | |
| Partial Eclipse ends | Dec 16 at 12:54 AM | 90° | 23.3° | The Moon leaves the Sun's edge. |
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