Total solar eclipse — December 26, 2038
Eye safety: Only totality is safe without eclipse glasses
- Path crosses
- Australia, New Zealand, Pacific
- Greatest eclipse
- · -40.3°, 163.9°
- Longest totality
- 2m 18s
- Path width
- 95 km
- Central phase on Earth
- 23:18:10 UT – 02:39:21 UT
- Magnitude
- 1.0269
- Saros
- 142
Cities on the path of totality
- Palmerston North (New Zealand) — 2m 06s
- Shepparton (Australia) — 1m 50s
- Paraparaumu (New Zealand) — 51s
- Whyalla (Australia) — 1m 50s
- Levin (New Zealand) — 2m 08s
- Echuca (Australia) — 1m 51s
- Wangaratta (Australia) — 2m 02s
- Port Pirie (Australia) — 1m 51s
- Swan Hill (Australia) — 1m 54s
- Berri (Australia) — 1m 55s
- Clare (Australia) — 1m 18s
- Tom Price (Australia) — 33s
- Ouyen (Australia) — 1m 59s
Near the path (partial eclipse)
- Adelaide (Australia) — Magnitude 0.974
- Wellington (New Zealand) — Magnitude 0.989
- Albury (Australia) — Magnitude 0.995
- Lower Hutt (New Zealand) — Magnitude 0.992
- Bendigo (Australia) — Magnitude 0.985
- Hastings (New Zealand) — Magnitude 0.989
- Nelson (New Zealand) — Magnitude 0.991
- Napier (New Zealand) — Magnitude 0.985
- Wagga Wagga (Australia) — Magnitude 0.964
- New Plymouth (New Zealand) — Magnitude 0.966
- Porirua (New Zealand) — Magnitude 0.994
- Mildura (Australia) — Magnitude 0.991
Previous eclipse: Total solar eclipse — July 13, 2037 · Next eclipse: Total solar eclipse — December 15, 2039