Total solar eclipse · 31 May 2068

On 31 May 2068 the Moon's shadow crosses the Earth, and along a narrow track the Sun is covered completely. Greatest eclipse lasts 1m 05s, near 31.108° S, 122.426° E.

At greatest eclipse

Duration
1m 05s
Magnitude
1.011
Instant (UTC)
03:57:39
Greatest eclipse
31.108° S, 122.426° 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
Perth Australia 02:05:31 03:39:39 05:18:58 100% 51s 35°
Queenstown New Zealand 03:50:42 05:03:39 06:09:54 98.6%
Adelaide Australia 03:01:20 04:36:39 06:01:39 96.6% 27°
Canberra Australia 03:26:52 04:54:39 06:12:27 96.2% 20°
Melbourne Australia 03:16:07 04:45:39 06:05:56 94.8% 21°
Sydney Australia 03:32:31 04:59:39 06:15:15 90.2% 19°
Hobart Australia 03:19:10 04:44:39 06:01:39 85.6% 16°
Alice Springs Australia 02:50:30 04:31:39 06:02:21 78.6% 39°
Exmouth Australia 02:00:54 03:35:39 05:16:48 72.4% 45°
Brisbane Australia 03:42:25 05:06:39 06:20:01 69.8% 21°
Broome Australia 02:20:30 03:59:39 05:38:39 64.5% 50°