Partial solar eclipse in Gemini

Tuesday, June 12, 202904:04 UTC

On June 12, 2029 the new moon crosses the Sun's face in Gemini. The full write-up for this date is still to come; the timing and geometry below are already exact.

Peak, universal time: 04:04 UTC
In the sign: Gemini
The Moon stands at: 21°29′ Gemini

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Exact instant: 2029-06-12T04:04:55.151Z
Ecliptic longitude: 81.49° · 21°29′ Gemini
Fact source: eclipses.json, generated 2026-07-20

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