🇾🇪 Aden, Yemen
do not plan casually
No totality here. The moon's umbra misses Aden:
the city sees a deep partial eclipse (magnitude 0.958), maximum at 10:51:19 UT.
A partial — even a 96% one — is nothing like totality, and partial phases are never safe
to watch without ISO-certified filters.
Read this first. Yemen is an active conflict zone. Governments advise against all travel; there is no safe, insurable, plannable eclipse trip here. The eclipse itself is partial in Aden — totality never touches the city.
- Totality duration
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- Source: timeanddate.com local circumstances (partial; magnitude below); confirmed partial by our Besselian computation — see /methodology
- August cloud
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- Source: —
- Sun altitude at maximum
- 64.2°
- Computed. Above ~20° terrain rarely matters; this is a comfortable sky position.
- Trip effort — 5 / 5 how this is scored
- Visa: 5 — effectively unobtainable; advise-against-all-travel Flights: 5 — minimal, unreliable links Ground: 5 — conflict zone Infrastructure: 5 — none plannable
Sky: Path crosses Yemen, but this site publishes no sky or timing figures for it — see the risk note for why no planning numbers belong here.
Getting there: —. —
Staying: —
Visa: —
Verdict: Correction over earlier path lists: the umbra misses Aden — the city sees a deep partial (magnitude 0.958), not totality. With advise-against-all-travel advisories on top, nothing here supports an eclipse trip.
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