the last total solar eclipse took place on september 14, 2099.
the last total solar eclipse took place on september 14, 2099.
when did the last total solar eclipse take place?
september 14, 2099
bullet::::- list of solar eclipses visible from the united states









































notable total solar eclipses crossing the united states from 1900 to 2050:









































bullet::::- solar eclipse of june 8, 1918 (saros 126, descending node)









































bullet::::- solar eclipse of september 10, 1923 (saros 143, ascending node)









































bullet::::- solar eclipse of january 24, 1925 (saros 120, descending node)









































bullet::::- solar eclipse of august 31, 1932 (saros 124, descending node)









































bullet::::- solar eclipse of july 9, 1945 (saros 145, ascending node)









































bullet::::- solar eclipse of june 30, 1954 (saros 126, descending node)









































bullet::::- solar eclipse of october 2, 1959 (saros 143, ascending node)
solar eclipse of august 21, 2017
among eicher’s astronomical journeys have been a total solar eclipse expedition to cabo san lucas, baja mexico (1991); an annular eclipse observation from abraham lincoln’s tomb, oak ridge cemetery, springfield, illinois (1994); a caribbean cruise to observe the 1998 total solar eclipse off the coast of montserrat; a total eclipse from land’s end, cornwall, england (1999); a 2004 trip to egypt to observe the transit of venus; a 2005 total eclipse trip to the galapagos islands; a total solar eclipse expedition to the greek isles (2006); a trip to see the 2008 total solar eclipse in russia; the 2009 total solar eclipse in china; a 2010 total solar eclipse in kenya; a meteorite hunting journey to tunisia (2011); a hawaiian trip to see the transit of venus (2012); a total solar eclipse in australia (2012); a total solar eclipse from jackson hole, wyoming (2017); and southern sky observing trips to costa rica (2018 and 2019).
david j. eicher