Total Solar Eclipses
Total Solar Eclipses
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Total Solar Eclipses

Master the path of totality with exact Universal Time coordinates, umbra path simulations, and interactive map visualizations designed for serious eclipse chasers and amateur astronomers.

Key Figures

Downloads

5K+

User Rating

2.8/5

Total Ratings

0

Publisher

Piero Massimino

Category

Education

Locales

1

Latest Version

2.21

Size

101.1 MB

First Released

Oct 1, 2009
Features

Master the Path of Totality

Professional-grade astronomical data and high-precision simulations for solar events spanning 1900 to 2100. Plan your next observation with scientific accuracy.

Centennial Data Archives

Access technical specifications for 287 solar eclipses across two centuries, including exact Universal Time phases and lunar umbra dimensions.

Dynamic Visual Simulation

Rehearse the event with the 'Movie' function, animating the eclipse progression in 2-minute steps to ensure your equipment is ready for the peak.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Total Solar Eclipses

What types of eclipses does the Total Solar Eclipses app display?

The Total Solar Eclipses app shows total, total-annular, and partial solar eclipses, as well as lunar eclipses. It covers events from 1900 to 2100.

What time period do the eclipses cover in the Total Solar Eclipses app?

Yes, the Total Solar Eclipses app covers eclipses that occurred or will occur between May 28, 1900, and September 4, 2100. This includes 287 total and total-annular solar eclipses.

Does the Total Solar Eclipses app include information about lunar eclipses?

Yes, the Total Solar Eclipses app provides information on lunar eclipses. Screenshot #8 shows a 'TOTAL Eclissi d'Ombra' (TOTAL Umbral Eclipse) with detailed times and magnitudes for December 31, 2028.

The following screenshots and description are sourced directly from the app's official store listing and are the property of the app developer.

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Screenshots

Total Solar Eclipses - Total Solar Eclipses app splash screen showing title and start button

Total Solar Eclipses app splash screen showing title and start button

Total Solar Eclipses - Technical data screen showing total solar eclipse phase times and geographical path coordinates.

Technical data screen showing total solar eclipse phase times and geographical path coordinates.

Total Solar Eclipses - Screenshot of the solar eclipse animation feature showing a simulation of the moon crossing the sun with astronomical coordinates and playback controls.

Screenshot of the solar eclipse animation feature showing a simulation of the moon crossing the sun with astronomical coordinates and playback controls.

Total Solar Eclipses - World map display with red and yellow markers showing the path of the lunar umbra for the February 2027 solar eclipse

World map display with red and yellow markers showing the path of the lunar umbra for the February 2027 solar eclipse

Total Solar Eclipses - World map visualization showing the lunar umbra path for the solar eclipse of February 6 2027

World map visualization showing the lunar umbra path for the solar eclipse of February 6 2027

Total Solar Eclipses - Screenshot of the Total Solar Eclipses app displaying the path of the lunar umbra over South America with precise geographical coordinates.

Screenshot of the Total Solar Eclipses app displaying the path of the lunar umbra over South America with precise geographical coordinates.

Total Solar Eclipses - A list of celestial events for the year 2028 including moon phases and an annular solar eclipse within the AstroAlmanac section.

A list of celestial events for the year 2028 including moon phases and an annular solar eclipse within the AstroAlmanac section.

Total Solar Eclipses - Technical timing and coordinate data for a total lunar eclipse on December 31 2028

Technical timing and coordinate data for a total lunar eclipse on December 31 2028

Description

Total and Total-annular solar eclipses processed by the program are comprised between 1900 and 2100, exactly 287 eclipses from 28th May 1900 to 4th September 2100. The program also shows partial solar eclipses and lunar eclipses. The program gives the times in Universal Time of the Solar eclipse phases (initial, central and final) and the geographical coordinates from where it is possible to observe those circumstances of the eclipse. It also gives maximum duration and the width of the lunar umbra. Below Path of the Umbra are listed Longitude and Latitude of seven point of the lunar umbra path on the Earth surface. The program has a few functions: Earth Map, Movie and Google Map visualization. The first allows seeing a few points of the path of the lunar umbra on Earth surface; the second creates an animation:  the user will see the eclipse from one hour before up to one hour after its maximum phase with step of 2 minutes; the third function allows to visualize Google Map of the area around the point where the eclipse reaches the maximum or that selected from the user. Moreover it is possible to change geographical coordinates of the observer. This allows knowing if and how the eclipse will be seen from other points of the Earth surface (e.g. it is possible to know if the eclipse will be partial or it does not occur for those coordinates). App in english version if iOS language is not set to italian.

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