Total solar eclipse · 24 August 2063

On 24 August 2063 the Moon's shadow crosses the Earth, and along a narrow track the Sun is covered completely. Greatest eclipse lasts 5m 45s, near 26.093° N, 168.328° E.

At greatest eclipse

Duration
5m 45s
Magnitude
1.075
Instant (UTC)
01:22:54
Greatest eclipse
26.093° N, 168.328° E

Path of the shadow

Path of the shadow
The centre line of the Moon's shadow, plotted at two-minute intervals.

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Where it will be seen

Local circumstances for cities that see at least half the Sun covered. Times are UTC.
CityCountry First contactMaximumLast contact ObscurationTotality Sun altitude
Vladivostok Russia 23:00:36 00:06:54 01:19:14 100% 2m 51s 38°
Urumqi China 22:52:49 23:44:54 00:41:04 100% 1m 19s
Harbin China 22:58:17 00:02:54 01:11:32 100% 33°
Sapporo Japan 23:08:50 00:18:54 01:32:56 99.8% 46°
Ulaanbaatar Mongolia 22:53:39 23:50:54 00:52:49 94.6% 18°
Beijing China 22:51:28 23:51:54 00:58:18 82.6% 25°
Pyongyang North Korea 22:55:59 00:00:54 01:10:39 81.7% 34°
Tokyo Japan 23:08:37 00:19:54 01:35:44 80% 49°
Irkutsk Russia 22:58:11 23:53:54 00:52:34 76.8% 16°
Seoul South Korea 22:56:58 00:01:54 01:12:20 76.1% 36°
Kyoto Japan 23:05:05 00:13:54 01:28:15 72.5% 46°
Osaka Japan 23:05:03 00:13:54 01:27:48 71% 45°
Busan South Korea 22:59:22 00:04:54 01:15:33 67.4% 39°
Fukuoka Japan 23:01:24 00:06:54 01:17:47 61.7% 40°
Majuro Marshall Islands 00:48:29 02:05:54 03:16:26 60.5% 68°
Papeete French Polynesia 02:10:12 03:05:54 03:56:48 59.9%
Xi'an China 22:49:45 23:44:54 00:46:01 59.6% 18°
Novosibirsk Russia 23:05:43 23:53:54 00:45:21 57.8%