Solar Eclipses of 2068
2068 has 2 solar eclipse(s). Each one lists exact start, maximum and end times, a plain-language description of the path, and the best places to watch with local times.
2068-05-31
TotalCentralStart05-31 01:29
Maximum05-31 03:54
End05-31 06:19
Max duration1m08s
This Total eclipse is visible somewhere on Earth from 2068-05-31 01:29 to 2068-05-31 06:19 (UTC); it peaks at 2068-05-31 03:54 (UTC) and lasts up to 1m08s at longest.The path of totality begins near the Indian Ocean, crosses Australia, New Zealand and ends near Oceania.A much wider partial phase is visible from the Indian Ocean, Oceania, Antarctica, the Pacific Ocean.Open the interactive eclipse page in a new window ↗
Best places to watch
🇦🇺Perth · Australia · 31.9505°S, 115.8605°E
Local timeUTC
Start2068-05-31 10:002068-05-31 02:00
Maximum2068-05-31 11:342068-05-31 03:34
End2068-05-31 13:142068-05-31 05:14
Australia/PerthLocal duration 3h 14m
🇳🇿Queenstown · New Zealand · 45.0312°S, 168.6626°E
Local timeUTC
Start2068-05-31 15:462068-05-31 03:46
Maximum2068-05-31 17:002068-05-31 05:00
End2068-05-31 18:072068-05-31 06:07
Pacific/AucklandLocal duration 2h 21m
Eclipse path map
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2068-11-24
PartialStart11-24 19:14
Maximum11-24 21:30
End11-24 23:45
Max duration—
This Partial eclipse is visible somewhere on Earth from 2068-11-24 19:14 to 2068-11-24 23:45 (UTC); it peaks at 2068-11-24 21:30 (UTC) and lasts up to — at longest.The path of totality begins near the Arctic, crosses Canada and ends near the Arctic.A much wider partial phase is visible from the Pacific Ocean, North America, Asia, the Arctic.Open the interactive eclipse page in a new window ↗
Best places to watch
🇨🇦68.4061°N, 131.2452°W · Canada
Local timeUTC
Start2068-11-24 20:102068-11-24 20:10
Maximum2068-11-24 21:302068-11-24 21:30
End2068-11-24 22:492068-11-24 22:49
UTCLocal duration 2h 39m
Eclipse path map
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