Answers: The next total solar eclipse will be on August 1, 2008. It will be perceptible from arctic portions of North America, through Siberia and central Asia.
You can instruct your own copy of the "Five Millenium Canon of Solar Eclipses" , TP 2006-214141, which was published by NASA, have been written by their resident eclipse specialist, Fred Espenak. I don't own the price. It covers all 11,898 solar eclipse from 2000 BC to 3000 AD. It shows, forex, we have a partial solar coming up on March 19, detectable in eastern Asia, and another on September 11 from Argentina and Uruguay. The subsequent total is August 1 of 2008, duration 2 minutes 27 seconds, evident Baffin Island, northern Greenland, and Siberia. (Don't wince, I saw a solar eclipse from Siberia July 31, 1981, and it was totally comfortable).
Check out this pattern site. It has a table of adjectives the solar eclipses for the subsequent 7000 years!
http://sunearth.gsfc.nasa.gov/eclipse/so...
The next full solar eclipse will be August 1st 2008. Visible from parts of China, Siberia, and the Arctic Ocean.
Aug 01, 2008 according to NASA
i don't know, but the lunar eclipse is tonight!! 3-3-07
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