Solar eclipses after the modern era

This article contains information and statistics about solar eclipses occurring after the modern era, from the 22nd century to the 30th century.

Solar eclipses by century

Century	No.	Eclipse type				Longest eclipse^[a]		Two-eclipse months^[b]	Ref.
Century	No.	Partial (P)	Annular (A)	Total (T)	Hybrid (H)	Length	Date	Two-eclipse months^[b]	Ref.
22nd	235	79	87	65	4	10m55s	10 January 2168		^[1]
23rd	248	92	86	67	3	10m38s	2 February 2204	December 2206, January 2261, November 2282	^[2]
24th	248	88	86	66	8	09m40s	3 December 2309	September 2304, August 2380	^[3]
25th	237	81	89	66	1	10m22s	28 December 2494		^[4]
26th	225	83	72	64	6	10m25s	8 January 2513		^[5]
27th	227	77	81	64	5	09m17s	2 January 2690		^[6]
28th	242	84	92	63	3	10m04s	16 February 2762	May 2785	^[7]
29th	254	95	87	63	9	10m20s	7 January 2885		^[8]
30th	248	91	82	64	11	10m12s	19 January 2903		^[9]

Longest total eclipses

Below is a list of all total eclipses at least 7 minutes long that will occur between the 22nd and 30th centuries. Of the listed eclipses, the first five are in Solar Saros 139, the next three are in Solar Saros 145, and the final four are in Solar Saros 170.

Date of eclipse	Central Duration	Reference	Saros
25 June 2150	07m14s	^[1]	139
5 July 2168	07m26s	^[1]	139
16 July 2186	07m29s^[c]	^[1]	139
27 July 2204	07m22s	^[2]	139
8 August 2222	07m06s	^[2]	139
14 June 2504	07m10s	^[5]	145
25 June 2522	07m12s	^[5]	145
5 July 2540	07m04s	^[5]	145
12 June 2849	07m00s	^[8]	170
23 June 2867	07m10s	^[8]	170
3 July 2885	07m11s	^[8]	170
16 July 2903	07m04s	^[9]	170

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Solar eclipses after the modern era

Contents

Solar eclipses by century

Longest total eclipses

Notes

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