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How often does a solar eclipse occur?

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How often does a solar eclipse occur?

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Solar eclipses occur at intervals of just under six months. The last one was 1st August 2008. The next will be on 26th January 2009. Sometimes, there are two partial eclipses a month apart, such as on 1st June 2011 and 1st July 2011.

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Total solar eclipses always happen at about noon; partial eclipses can happen anytime the sun is up. The next eclipse is this year, September 11th.

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