Overview
- Published schedules place the eclipse window roughly between 17:29 and 21:53 UTC, with the Moon covering only part of the Sun.
- It will be visible from southern Australia, New Zealand, nearby Pacific islands and parts of Antarctica, and it will not be observable from Mexico according to UNAM.
- Because the path crosses the International Date Line, New Zealand viewers will catch the spectacle at sunrise on Sept. 22 local time.
- Viewers outside the visibility zone can follow livestreams, while NASA and established astronomy sites provide authoritative maps and timing.
- NASA’s listings indicate this is the year’s final solar eclipse, with the next major events arriving in 2027.