The next total solar eclipse is still almost two decades away with the path of totality from the continental US.
Millions of Americans saw Total solar eclipse Chart your way in the United States in 2024. Way of totality Saw moon Block the sun completely,
Amazing experience will not happen again in the US until 2044, with only three states in the path, and 2045, with more than a dozen states in the path.
Virginia Tech Astrophysicist Nahum Arav told CBS News, “Total solar eclipse is one of the most spectacular things that anyone can see in their lifetime.” The eclipse “looks like a black hole in the sky,” said Arav, who saw the path of overall of eclipses in 1991 and 2017.
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2024 eclipse Started on the Pacific coast of Mexico, and then went into TexasEclipse visibility tracked Through 15 states – Oklahoma, Illinois, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New york, Vermont, new Hampshire And IAmong them – before going north in Canada and then exiting North America.
Even in some states with spotted weather, millions of people from the coast to the coast saw a partial solar eclipse, in which the Moon partially covers the sun. However, only within the path of totality, they experienced the darkness of total solar eclipse.
When is the next total solar eclipse in America after 2024 eclipse?
Arav said that solar eclipses occur about twice a year. “One is equally eclipsed on the same earth,” told CBS News. That means Can be eclipse Within a few years, or in all decades, in North America.
Before the eclipse in 2024, the last total solar eclipse visible from the US was in the eclipse. 2017 And 1979The solar eclipse of 2017 was the first, whose route to totality crossed the entire continent in 99 years.
Even if the eclipse can be randomly, scientists can indicate properly when and where they will be.
“There is no ambiguity, as we know where it will come from,” Arav said.
In the 21st century, eight total solar eclipses from some parts of the continental US will be seen, Arav said, every 12 years, an average occurs every 12 years.
The next one is predicted to be on August 23, 2044, NASA said. However, this eclipse will touch the route of totality only three states, according to the Planetary Society, a non -profit organization dedicated to public interest in space.
This next eclipse will be seen mainly in Canada, Arav said.
2044 Toves for Total Solar Eclipse
The 2044 eclipse will begin on August 23, 2044 in Greenland, and will continue its way through Canada.
The total solar eclipse will be small, mostly in Canada. This will be visible from only three states in America: Montana, North Dakota and South Dakota.
The route of totality will cross Wiliston and Dicinson, North Dakota and Great Falls, Montana.
2045 Total route for total solar eclipse
Arav said that the next solar eclipse that crosses an important part of the continental US will take place in 2045. That year, on August 12, a solar eclipse will darken the sky in America, Haiti, Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Guyana, French Guana, Suriname and parts of Brazil.
This will appear in many states as it moves from the coast to the coast. The eclipse will start in California and will move east to end in Florida similar to 2017, Arav said.
There will be many American cities where the Reno, who monitor the eclipse, can see the total eclipse; Colorado springs, colorado; Tulsa, Oklahoma; Little Rock, Arkansas; Jackson, Mississippi; And Orlando, Florida.
Future solar eclipse in North America after 2045
In addition to the total solar eclipses 2017 and 2024, scientists have predicted that six more will be seen in the embodied states in the 21st century.
“Natural phenomena are like a Swiss clock,” Arav said. “We know when and where they will appear.”
After the total solar eclipse 2044 and 2045, the next will be in 2052, 2078, 2079 and 2099.
2052
On March 30, 2052, the total solar eclipse will cross parts of the Southeast.
The path of totality includes:
- Pensacola, Florida
- Talhasi, Florida
- Sawana, Georgia
- Charleston, South Carolina
2078
On May 11, 2078, it will also pass in many states in the total solar eclipse, southeast.
The path of totality includes:
- New Orleans, Louisiana
- Montgomery, Alabama
- Atlanta, Georgia
- Charlotte, Northern Carolina
- Virginia Beach, Virginia
2079
The total solar eclipse on 1 May 2079 will be visible from some northeastern states.
The path of totality includes:
- Portland, main
- Manchester, New Hampshire
- Boston, Massachusetts
- Heartford, Connecticut
- New York City, New York
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
2099
On September 14, 2099, the total solar eclipse will cross a wide health of the United States.
The path of totality includes:
- Fargo, North Dakota
- Miniapolis, Minnesota
- Milvauki, Visconsin
- Chicago, Illinois
- Columbus, Ohio
- Charleston, West Virginia
- Richmond, virginia
