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Partial Solar Eclipse
5 Dec 2029 — Partial Solar Eclipse
📍 Ushuaia — 2% partial
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A deep 2% partial at 11:32 GMT-3 from Ushuaia. A deep-south partial eclipse over Patagonia and Antarctica.
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Coverage
2%
of the Sun covered
Maximum
11:32
11:32 GMT-3
Sun altitude
52°
above the horizon
Totality
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partial only
Local timeline
Ushuaia11:05
First bite
11:32
Maximum
11:59
Last
All times in Ushuaia local (GMT-3). A partial eclipse is never safe to view without protection.
What each city sees
Per-location pagesEvery row is its own page with distinct local data — computed server-side, cached, and cited.
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Never look without protection
A partial eclipse is never safe to view with the naked eye. Use certified solar eclipse glasses (ISO 12312-2) or projection. Only inside the path, during the brief seconds of totality, may glasses come off. Full safety guide →
Questions people ask
FAQIs Ushuaia in the path of totality?
No — Ushuaia sees a 2% partial eclipse, outside the path of totality. Maximum eclipse is at 11:32 GMT-3.
What time is the 5 Dec 2029 eclipse in Ushuaia?
It begins (first contact) at 11:05 GMT-3 and reaches maximum at 11:32 GMT-3, ending at 11:59 GMT-3. All times are local to Ushuaia.
Where can I see totality for this eclipse?
Totality is only visible along the central path (Southern Argentina · southern Chile · Antarctica). Ushuaia is outside it and sees a partial eclipse only.
Is it safe to watch the eclipse?
Never look at the Sun without certified ISO 12312-2 eclipse glasses or safe projection. A partial eclipse is never safe to view with the naked eye.
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Times computed byOrbital Radar eclipse engine· NASA eclipse data· HM Nautical Almanac· timeanddate cross-check