The Five Millennium Canon of Solar Eclipses Database will give you access to every eclipses over the -1999 to +3000 period. These innovative maps were the first to reach the market over a decade ago and have since constantly evolved to bring more added value to the visitors. Please consider making a donation to support my work and show your appreciation. You can then overlay meteorological data files with the eclipse path or have a look at the Google Earth Gallery. Instead, please provide this Web page address to anyone wishing to use the Google Earth files and ask me if you have any special needs. Alter or remove any copyright notice or proprietary legend contained in is forbidden. Permission to distribute, sell, license, copy or reproduce these files isn’t granted. These images include material copyrighted by Space Imaging LLC. The first one is a plain Google Earth file the symbol, being the second one, is a self-contained Google Earth file with new high resolution satellite image overlays. When a link is followed by this symbol, it means you have two different files. The Five Millennium Canon of Solar Eclipses Database will give you access to every eclipses over the -1999 to +3000 period and will let you generate those files on your own. However, by clicking on the framed cross-hair cursor always located at the center of the view, you will obtain the local circumstances at that location (have a look at this sample). The "dynamic local circumstances predictions at the click’s location", a feature available with my interactive Google maps, can’t be implemented as is because the Google Earth client application provides no means of getting the current pointer position. After having been nine years online, the content of those files has been updated mid-2013 and synchronized with the one produced by my " Five Millennium Canon of Solar Eclipses" tool. The umbral or antumbral northern and southern limits of a solar eclipse are plotted in pink while the central line is blue. The Google Earth (available for MacOS X, Windows and Linux) files, will draw the solar eclipses paths and limits across the Earth’s surface (using 5MCSE Besselian elements from Fred Espenak and Jean Meeus, NASA/GSFC). Solar Eclipses > Google Earth Files (kmz) You cannot browse this web page and site correctly before activating Javascript in the browser prefs Javascript isn’t activated or your browser does not support Javascript
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