With this new Moon, an annular solar eclipse will sweep across the North Pacific from China and Japan to the west coast of the United States. In Hawai’i this will be seen as a minor partial eclipse with only a few percent of the Sun obscured by the Moon.
| New Moons for 2012 | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UT | HST | |||
| January | Jan 23 | 07:39UT | Jan 22 | 21:39HST |
| February | Feb 21 | 22:35UT | Feb 21 | 12:35HST |
| March | Mar 22 | 14:37UT | Mar 22 | 04:37HST |
| April | Apr 21 | 07:18UT | Apr 20 | 21:18HST |
| May | May 20 | 23:47UT | May 20 | 13:47HST |
| June | Jun 19 | 15:02UT | Jun 19 | 05:02HST |
| July | Jul 19 | 04:24UT | Jul 18 | 18:24HST |
| August | Aug 17 | 15:55UT | Aug 17 | 05:55HST |
| September | Sep 16 | 02:11UT | Sep 15 | 16:11HST |
| October | Oct 15 | 12:02UT | Oct 15 | 02:02HST |
| November | Nov 13 | 22:08UT | Nov 13 | 12:08HST |
| December | Dec 13 | 08:42UT | Dec 12 | 22:42HST |
| Source: NASA Sky Calendar | ||||
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