Partial Solar Eclipse · June 10, 2002

Solar Eclipse in North Korea

On June 10, 2002, a partial solar eclipse crosses North Korea.

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Partial

Eclipse type

65.3%

Max obscuration

—

Max duration

20

Cities tracked

Where to watch

Visibility Map

North Korea will see a partial solar eclipse. Click anywhere on the map to see the occultation percentage at that location.

Cities in North Korea →Worldwide · Other Countries →

Normal sky before eclipse

Sky during total solar eclipse

During eclipse

Normal sky

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What you'll experience

Sky Simulation

Drag the slider to compare the sky before and during totality. At peak, stars appear at midday and the horizon glows in all directions.

≈ Dusk

Sky darkness

−4°C

Temp. drop

2,900 km/h

Moon speed

🌑 Simulated at totality peak

By location

Cities in North Korea

Maximum obscuration and peak contact time per city.

T’aet’an-ŭp65%

Paech’ŏn-ŭp64%

Pongch’ŏn-ŭp64%

Ch’ŏngdan-ŭp64%

Chaeryŏng-ŭp63%

Sinch’ŏn-ŭp63%

Worldwide

Other Countries

MP99%

GU99%

PH97%

ID97%

United States94%

MY92%

BN89%

Papua New Guinea86%

Cayman Islands82%

KH82%

SG80%

Turks & Caicos76%

Dominican Rep.75%

PE74%

US Virgin Islands71%

Antigua & Barbuda68%

Trinidad & Tobago67%

SB67%

LK64%

BO64%

CL61%

French Guiana60%

MV58%

MH57%

PY54%

New Caledonia53%

VU52%

KI51%

Turkmenistan50%

UY49%

NZ48%

UAE45%

Seychelles44%

United Kingdom43%

Saudi Arabia42%

Western Sahara40%

Guinea-Bissau37%

PF37%

Fiji36%

Sierra Leone35%

Côte d'Ivoire32%

Burkina Faso31%

South Africa28%

North Macedonia28%

BW26%

CAR25%

TO19%

WS4%

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