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Annular eclipse of October 3, 2005 Publiée le 2005-08-29

This eclipse is the fourth annular eclipse of XXIe century. It will be visible in partial form on almost three continents (Europe, Africa and Asia). The band of begins in the North Atlantic, then crosses successively the following countries: The north of Portugal, Spain, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, the North-East of Chad, Sudan, the south-west of Ethiopia, Kenya and finally south of Somalia. It ends in the medium of the Indian Ocean. Solar eclipses (french) Paris Observatory News Local circumstances for the places chiefs of the French departments Precautions to take to observe a Sun eclipse

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