Total solar eclipse of 22 July 2028
The Moon covers the whole Sun along a narrow path; everywhere else around it the eclipse is partial.
Where it is visible
Southeast Asia, the East Indies, Australia, New Zealand. Total in Australia and New Zealand. Greatest eclipse at 2:55 UT.
From your city
London, United Kingdom · the largest city of your country, as a starting point
Any town of 1,000 people or more, anywhere in the world.
Not visible: outside the eclipse's reach
Saturday 22 July 2028 · Local time in London (UTC+1)
Cities: GeoNames (CC BY 4.0).
What you will actually see, and with what
Never look at the Sun without protection, not even at 90%: the part left uncovered still burns the retina, without pain.
- With the naked eye: eclipse glasses or a viewer meeting ISO 12312-2, from a named maker, for every person.
- Binoculars or a telescope: only with a solar filter made for it, fixed firmly over the FRONT of the instrument. Never eclipse glasses behind an eyepiece.
Total solar eclipse
Only during totality, and only inside the path, may you look with the naked eye. The moment the first point of Sun returns, the glasses go back on. Outside the path there is no totality: the glasses stay on throughout.
Eclipse glasses meeting ISO 12312-2
Eclipse glasses, single pair Bresser · SoFi
“Conforms to EN ISO 12312-2:2015”, per the product sheet. One pair per person.
Where to buy
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Eclipse glasses, pack of 10 Omegon · SoFi Solar Safe, pack of 10
“Conforms to ISO 12312-2”, per the product sheet. For a family or a group.
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City by city
Computed when this page was built, in each city's local time. Your own city, any city, is in the box above.
| City | What it sees |
|---|---|
| Lisbon | Not visible: outside the eclipse's reach |
| Madrid | Not visible: outside the eclipse's reach |
| Paris | Not visible: outside the eclipse's reach |
| Lyon | Not visible: outside the eclipse's reach |
| Marseille | Not visible: outside the eclipse's reach |
| Brussels | Not visible: outside the eclipse's reach |
| Geneva | Not visible: outside the eclipse's reach |
| Zurich | Not visible: outside the eclipse's reach |
| Luxembourg | Not visible: outside the eclipse's reach |
| London | Not visible: outside the eclipse's reach |
| Edinburgh | Not visible: outside the eclipse's reach |
| Dublin | Not visible: outside the eclipse's reach |
| Amsterdam | Not visible: outside the eclipse's reach |
| Berlin | Not visible: outside the eclipse's reach |
| Rome | Not visible: outside the eclipse's reach |
| Athens | Not visible: outside the eclipse's reach |
| Bucharest | Not visible: outside the eclipse's reach |
| Warsaw | Not visible: outside the eclipse's reach |
| Helsinki | Not visible: outside the eclipse's reach |
| Montreal | Not visible: outside the eclipse's reach |
| New York | Not visible: outside the eclipse's reach |
NASA's map
