SydneyEclipse2028
Total solar eclipse over Sydney with the Opera House and Harbour Bridge silhouetted against the glowing corona

Total Solar Eclipse
Over Sydney

On July 22, 2028, the Moon will completely block the Sun over Sydney for the first time since 1857. Three minutes and fifty seconds of totality. The next one won't happen until 2858.

3m 49s

of totality

171 years

since the last one

830 years

until the next

The Path of Totality

Watch the Moon's shadow race across Australia — from the northwest coast, through the outback, all the way to Sydney Harbour.

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The Science of Totality: What Happens When the Moon Blocks the Sun

Understand the physics of a total solar eclipse — from the Moon's shadow racing across Earth at 1,600 mph to the Sun's hidden corona revealed for just minutes.

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Everything you need to prepare for July 22, 2028 — from choosing the best viewing spot to staying safe.

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