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Total Solar Eclipses

by Pietro Massimino

iPhone · iPad

Active Last checked 31 Jul 2026

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  • $1.99

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Family Sharing Yes Unknown App Store Store published

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  • Price: $1.99

Ratings & reviews

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3.4 5 ratings · App Store

  1. 5/5Total Solar Eclipses

    Very interesting application. You can see the solar eclipes, if it is at least partially visible, from any point of view on the Earth surface,

    halfonso · 31 Jul 2026

  2. 1/5Unusable

    Looks untested. Very unresponsive controls; I tapped repeatedly and only occasionally got an action.

    eclipsoid · 31 Jul 2026

  3. 5/5Great app

    This is a fantastic app. If you take the time to learn how to use this app, it is loaded with info. Map graphics are really good, especially the solar map showing the eclipse path. As with all astronomy apps having some knowledge of basic astronomy helps. The app works just fine on my iPhone 3G. I showed my astronomy buddies and they will be downloading it soon. Ed

    FransMan05 · 31 Jul 2026

  4. 2/5Will be an good tool - when it is finished

    I echo the previous comment on unreponsive buttons. Also as an experienced eclipse chaser (11 so far) what I want to know is the times and alt/az for C1, C2, C3, and C4 for my GPS location (or for a location that I might try). Other info is fine, but without these I would have to look elsewhere

    robhawleyastro · 31 Jul 2026

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Versions

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  • 1.1
  • 1.2

    Lunar eclipses and detailed maps of umbra path during total solar eclipses are now included. The program takes in account the lunar eclipses included between 1999 and 2030. For each eclipse we can see the main data of the event, Moon position respect on both the ecliptic and the Earth surface and the magnitude of the eclipse. At the right bottom is displayed the Earth hemisphere from where is possible to observe the eclipse. New maps of the Moon umbra path are now included. Fixed minor bugs.

  • 1.21

    Correct some bugs about date

  • 1.3

    Web Popup when Google Map is displayed. All off-line documentation. Northen and southern emispheres with umbra path for long time. Use of GPS for local coordinates. See documentation for more information.

  • 1.4

    iPhone 4 and iPad compatibility

  • 1.5

    Now all partial solar eclipses from February 5, 2000 up to October 24, 2098 are comprised. Restyling.

  • 1.6

    Astronomical almanac from 1998 up to 2059 They contain following events: • Solar and lunar eclipses • Elongation of Mercury and Venus • Phases of the Moon • Equinoxes and solstices • Conjunction and opposition of the planets • Transits of Mercury and Venus Mercury: 15/11/1999, 7/5/2003, 8/11/2006, 9/5/2016, 11/11/2019, 13/11/2032, 7/11/2039, 7/5/2049, 9/11/2052 Venus: 8/6/2004, 6/6/2012 • Date of the Easter

  • 2.0

    iOS 12 compatibility Higher resolution Changed graphic and data layout

  • 2.2

    Update for IOS 15 version

  • 2.21 · 26 Mar 2025

    Bug fixes

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