Eclipses in 2029: every solar and lunar eclipse

There are six eclipses in 2029, in three seasons. Times are greatest eclipse in your time zone.

Date	Kind	At	Node	Covered	Visible from
January 14, 2029, 17:12 UTC	Partial Solar Eclipse	24°49′ Capricorn	North	0 percent	Partial only (no totality anywhere on Earth). Visible from northern North America, Greenland, north Atlantic.
June 12, 2029, 4:04 UTC	Partial Solar Eclipse	21°29′ Gemini	South	0 percent	Partial only. Visible from northern Europe, north Asia, Arctic, north North America.
June 26, 2029, 3:22 UTC	Total Lunar Eclipse	4°49′ Capricorn	North	100 percent	Total: Americas, Europe, Africa, west Asia. One of the longest totalities of the 21st century (1h 42m).
July 11, 2029, 15:36 UTC	Partial Solar Eclipse	19°37′ Cancer	South	0 percent	Partial only. Visible from southern South America, southern Atlantic.
December 5, 2029, 15:02 UTC	Partial Solar Eclipse	13°45′ Sagittarius	North	0 percent	Partial only. Visible from southern South America, southern Africa, Antarctica, southern Atlantic.
December 20, 2029, 22:41 UTC	Total Lunar Eclipse	29°18′ Gemini	South	100 percent	Total: Americas, Europe, Africa, west Asia. Mid-totality favors Atlantic basin.