Total solar eclipse 25 November 2030

A total eclipse over southern Africa and Australia. It is not visible from Sweden.

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Facts

Type: Total
Greatest eclipse: Monday, 25 November 2030 at 07:51
Longest totality/ring: 3 min 44 s
Visible in: Namibia, Botswana, South Africa and Australia
Sweden: Not visible
Magnitude (global max): 1.047
Saros series: 133

Where it is visible on Earth

Blue area = where the Sun is fully covered or becomes a ring. Red line = central line. Light yellow area = where it is seen partly (approximate). Path data: NASA/GSFC.

How it looks from Sweden

This eclipse is not visible anywhere in Sweden. Next one visible in Sweden: 2 August 2027 →

How to watch safely – 25 November 2030

Summer sun in the southern hemisphere
November is summer in southern Africa and Australia. The Sun is strong – wear glasses marked ISO 12312-2 before and after totality.
Know when totality starts
Only remove your glasses once the last bead of light disappears. Find out the exact time for your location.
Desert trips need preparation
Namibia and Botswana are hot and dry. Plan for water, shade and dust protection for your camera.
From Sweden: follow the streams
The eclipse is not visible from Sweden. Live images from observatories are the safe way to follow it from home.

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Sources: global data (time of greatest eclipse, Saros, magnitude) from NASA/GSFC, Fred Espenak. Local times for Swedish cities from timeanddate.com. All times are shown in Swedish time (CET/CEST). The global time is the moment the eclipse is greatest somewhere on Earth, not in your city.