Path of the Annular Solar Eclipse of 2032 May 09

Fred Espenak

The following table delineates the path of the Moon's antumbral shadow during the Annular Solar Eclipse of 2032 May 09. The geographic coordinates (WGS 84) of the northern and southern limits and the central line are listed at 120-second intervals. This provides adequate detail for making plots of the path on larger scale maps. Local circumstances on the central line include the ratio of the apparent diameters of the Moon to the Sun, the Sun's altitude and azimuth (degrees), the path width (kilometers) and the duration on the central line (minutes and seconds).

The global visibility of the eclipse is shown on an Orthographic Map . The features of this map are described in the Key to Solar Eclipse Path Tables. The path of the eclipse is displayed in greater detail on an Google Map .


Annular Solar Eclipse of 2032 May 09

  
                                                                      M:S                 Central
Universal  Northern Limit      Southern Limit       Central Line     Diam.  Sun Sun Path   Line
         ------------------  ------------------  ------------------  Ratio  Alt Azm Width Durat.
  Time   Latitude Longitude  Latitude Longitude  Latitude Longitude
          °   ´     °   ´      °   ´     °   ´      °   ´     °   ´            °   °   km
  
 Limits  69 44.8S 043 27.4W  70 10.2S 041 32.4W  69 57.6S 042 31.2W  0.990   0   -   87  00m40.8s
 12:48   66 31.5S 038 08.4W     -         -      69 32.1S 041 51.5W  0.990   0  27   85  00m40.4s
 12:50   63 41.4S 033 27.3W  65 44.0S 034 56.8W  64 35.2S 034 04.2W  0.992   6  20   69  00m35.2s
 12:52   61 53.5S 030 26.5W  63 14.3S 031 06.2W  62 31.2S 030 44.4W  0.993   9  16   63  00m32.8s
 12:54   60 29.7S 028 03.5W  61 32.8S 028 25.0W  60 59.7S 028 13.4W  0.993  11  13   59  00m31.0s
 12:56   59 19.9S 026 01.8W  60 12.7S 026 13.9W  59 45.3S 026 07.4W  0.994  12  11   55  00m29.5s
 12:58   58 19.7S 024 13.9W  59 05.4S 024 20.3W  58 41.8S 024 16.9W  0.994  13   9   53  00m28.2s
 13:00   57 26.5S 022 35.9W  58 07.1S 022 38.6W  57 46.2S 022 37.1W  0.994  14   7   51  00m27.2s

 13:02   56 38.8S 021 05.3W  57 15.6S 021 05.3W  56 56.7S 021 05.3W  0.995  15   5   49  00m26.2s
 13:04   55 55.6S 019 40.3W  56 29.4S 019 38.5W  56 12.1S 019 39.4W  0.995  16   3   47  00m25.4s
 13:06   55 16.3S 018 19.8W  55 47.7S 018 16.6W  55 31.6S 018 18.2W  0.995  17   1   46  00m24.7s
 13:08   54 40.2S 017 03.0W  55 09.6S 016 58.5W  54 54.6S 017 00.8W  0.995  17 359   45  00m24.0s
 13:10   54 07.0S 015 49.0W  54 34.8S 015 43.6W  54 20.6S 015 46.3W  0.995  18 357   44  00m23.5s
 13:12   53 36.3S 014 37.3W  54 02.9S 014 31.1W  53 49.3S 014 34.3W  0.995  18 356   44  00m23.0s
 13:14   53 08.0S 013 27.5W  53 33.5S 013 20.6W  53 20.5S 013 24.1W  0.996  19 354   43  00m22.7s
 13:16   52 41.9S 012 19.2W  53 06.6S 012 11.7W  52 54.0S 012 15.5W  0.996  19 352   43  00m22.4s
 13:18   52 17.8S 011 12.0W  52 41.8S 011 03.9W  52 29.6S 011 08.0W  0.996  19 351   43  00m22.2s
 13:20   51 55.5S 010 05.7W  52 19.0S 009 56.9W  52 07.1S 010 01.4W  0.996  20 349   43  00m22.0s

 13:22   51 35.1S 008 59.9W  51 58.2S 008 50.5W  51 46.4S 008 55.3W  0.996  20 347   43  00m21.9s
 13:24   51 16.3S 007 54.4W  51 39.3S 007 44.3W  51 27.6S 007 49.5W  0.996  20 346   43  00m21.9s
 13:26   50 59.3S 006 48.9W  51 22.2S 006 38.1W  51 10.5S 006 43.7W  0.996  20 344   44  00m22.0s
 13:28   50 43.9S 005 43.3W  51 06.8S 005 31.7W  50 55.1S 005 37.6W  0.996  20 343   44  00m22.1s
 13:30   50 30.1S 004 37.1W  50 53.2S 004 24.7W  50 41.4S 004 31.0W  0.996  20 341   45  00m22.3s
 13:32   50 17.9S 003 30.3W  50 41.3S 003 16.9W  50 29.4S 003 23.7W  0.996  20 339   46  00m22.6s
 13:34   50 07.4S 002 22.5W  50 31.3S 002 08.0W  50 19.1S 002 15.4W  0.995  19 338   47  00m22.9s
 13:36   49 58.5S 001 13.3W  50 23.0S 000 57.6W  50 10.5S 001 05.6W  0.995  19 336   48  00m23.3s
 13:38   49 51.3S 000 02.6W  50 16.6S 000 14.7E  50 03.7S 000 05.8E  0.995  19 334   49  00m23.8s
 13:40   49 46.0S 001 10.2E  50 12.2S 001 29.1E  49 58.8S 001 19.4E  0.995  18 333   50  00m24.3s

 13:42   49 42.5S 002 25.4E  50 09.9S 002 46.3E  49 56.0S 002 35.6E  0.995  18 331   51  00m25.0s
 13:44   49 41.1S 003 43.5E  50 09.9S 004 06.9E  49 55.2S 003 54.9E  0.995  17 329   53  00m25.7s
 13:46   49 42.0S 005 05.3E  50 12.5S 005 31.7E  49 56.9S 005 18.1E  0.995  17 328   54  00m26.5s
 13:48   49 45.3S 006 31.5E  50 17.9S 007 01.6E  50 01.2S 006 46.1E  0.994  16 326   56  00m27.4s
 13:50   49 51.5S 008 03.2E  50 26.7S 008 38.1E  50 08.6S 008 20.1E  0.994  15 324   58  00m28.4s
 13:52   50 01.0S 009 42.0E  50 39.5S 010 23.0E  50 19.7S 010 01.7E  0.994  14 322   60  00m29.6s
 13:54   50 14.6S 011 29.8E  50 57.5S 012 19.3E  50 35.3S 011 53.5E  0.994  13 320   63  00m30.8s
 13:56   50 33.4S 013 29.9E  51 22.4S 014 32.0E  50 56.9S 013 59.3E  0.993  11 318   66  00m32.3s
 13:58   50 59.4S 015 47.9E  51 57.7S 017 10.4E  51 27.0S 016 26.3E  0.993  10 315   69  00m34.0s
 14:00   51 36.4S 018 34.7E  52 52.1S 020 38.0E  52 11.3S 019 29.9E  0.992   8 312   74  00m36.1s

 14:02   52 34.8S 022 19.4E  54 58.5S 027 18.2E  53 28.6S 024 02.6E  0.991   5 308   81  00m39.1s

 Limits  55 17.2S 030 53.3E  56 05.3S 030 24.3E  55 41.0S 030 39.2E  0.990   0   -   91  00m43.1s

ΔT = 78.2 seconds


Greatest Eclipse and Greatest Duration


   Instant of 
Greatest Eclipse:       Time =  13:25:23.8 UT       Lat = 51°15.5'S      Long = 007°03.5'W
      (GE)               Sun Altitude =  19.9°          Path Width =  43.7 km
                          Sun Azimuth = 344.6°    Central Duration =   00m21.9s


   Instant of 
Greatest Duration:      Time =    14:03:01 UT       Lat =   55°41'S      Long =   030°39'E
      (GD)               Sun Altitude =   0.0°          Path Width =  91.0 km
                          Sun Azimuth = 302.4°    Central Duration =   00m43.1s


Links for the Annular Solar Eclipse of 2032 May 09


Eclipse Predictions

Predictions for the Annular Solar Eclipse of 2032 May 09 were generated using the VSOP87/ELP2000-85 solar and lunar ephemerides and a value of ΔT = 78.2 seconds.

The eclipse predictions presented here DO NOT include the effects of mountains and valleys along the edge of the Moon. Such corrections for the lunar limb profile may shift the limits of the eclipse path north or south by ~1-3 kilometers, and change the eclipse duration by ~1-3 seconds. More detailed predictions including the effects of the lunar limb profile are normally posted 12-18 months before each eclipse,

Acknowledgments

All eclipse calculations are by Fred Espenak, and he assumes full responsibility for their accuracy. Permission is freely granted to reproduce this data when accompanied by an acknowledgment:

"Eclipse Predictions by Fred Espenak, NASA's GSFC"

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