TSE 2017 August 21 General Circumstances:
Magnitude: 1.03060
Saros: 145
Max. Duration: 02m40s
Besselian elements from the Five Millennium Canon of Solar Eclipses by Fred Espenak, NASA’s GSFC and Jean Meeus
There is a cursor tool to know the local eclipse circumstances at the center location. Click on the framed crosshair icon.

Greatest Eclipse Point
Greatest Eclipse location

Greatest Eclipse Point
Type: Total
Duration: 02m40s
Altitude: 63°
Azimuth: 197°
Interactive Google Map
Besselian elements from the Five Millennium Canon of Solar Eclipses by Fred Espenak, NASA’s GSFC and Jean Meeus
There is a cursor tool to know the local eclipse circumstances at the center location. Click on the framed crosshair icon.

TSE 2017 August 21 Umbral Path
TSE 2017 August 21 path of totality northern and southern limits, plus central line

Northern Limit

Central Line

Southern Limit

Umbra

TSE 2017 August 21 Penumbral Limits
TSE 2017 August 21 penumbral limits

Penumbra External and Internal Contacts
Locus of the penumbra external and internal contacts

P1 (first external contact)

P2 (first internal contact)

P3 (last internal contact)

P4 (last external contact)

Penumbra Northern Limit

Penumbra Southern Limit

Sun Rise/Set Eastern Curve

Sun Rise/Set Western Curve

Maximum on Horizon Eastern Curve

Maximum on Horizon Western Curve

TSE 2017 August 21 Equal Magnitude Curves
TSE 2017 August 21 equal magnitude curves

0.2 Magnitude Northern Curve

0.4 Magnitude Northern Curve

0.6 Magnitude Northern Curve

0.2 Magnitude Southern Curve

0.4 Magnitude Southern Curve

0.6 Magnitude Southern Curve

TSE 2017 August 21 Maximum Eclipse Curves
TSE 2017 August 21 maximum eclipse curves

Maximum Eclipse Curve 23:00UT

Maximum Eclipse Curve 23:30UT

Maximum Eclipse Curve 00:00UT

Overlays
Image and screen overlays

Screen Overlays
Copyright overlay (do not alter or remove)

Copyright notice
Do not alter or remove.

Network Links
Local eclipse circumstances

Eclipse circumstances
The view-based refresh allows the remote server to calculate the local eclipse circumstances at the center location of the current view. Click on the framed crosshair placemark to view the local circumstances.
It doesn’t work exactly like Google Maps because Google doesn’t allow us to dynamically retrieve the pointer coordinates.

Credits
Credits : Xavier Jubier

Credits
Xavier Jubier