Palma 🇪🇸 — inside the path of annularity · 26 Jan 2028
On 26 Jan 2028, Palma sees an annular "ring of fire" — the Moon entirely inside the Sun's disc for 5m 16s, with maximum at 17:57 CET, the Sun right on the horizon.
Local circumstances
PalmaFirst contact (C1)
16:41 CET
partial begins
Annularity begins (C2)
17:54 CET
Maximum eclipse
17:57 CET
Annularity ends (C3)
18:00 CET
5m 16s of annularity
Last contact (C4)
19:05 CET
partial ends
Sun altitude at max
0°
azimuth 246°
Questions about Palma
FAQIs Palma in the path of annularity on 26 Jan 2028?
Yes. Palma gets about 5m 16s of annularity, from 17:54 CET to 18:00 CET.
What time is the eclipse in Palma?
It begins at 16:41 CET, reaches maximum at 17:57 CET and ends at 19:05 CET, local time. Annularity runs from 17:54 CET to 18:00 CET.
How high is the Sun during the eclipse in Palma?
Right on the horizon at maximum, towards the south-west. That is low: find a spot with a clear, flat view in that direction.
Do I need eclipse glasses in Palma?
Yes, the whole time: an annular eclipse never covers the Sun completely, and the ring of fire stays blinding. Use certified ISO 12312-2 eclipse glasses or a safe projection.
Umbra, totality, contact times and other eclipse words are explained in the eclipse glossary.
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Eye safety
An annular eclipse is never safe to view without certified eclipse glasses (ISO 12312-2) — the ring of Sun stays blinding throughout. Full guide →
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Times computed byOrbital Radar's eclipse engine · Palma (39.57, 2.65)· last recomputed 23 Oct 2026