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Southern Skies to See Sept. 21 Partial Solar Eclipse

Most viewers will need to watch scheduled livestreams from specialist sites such as Time and Date.

Mhoni vidente dio sus predicciones para la llegada del Eclipse Solar de este 21 de septiembre (YouTube/@Mhoni Vidente)
Con más de cuatro horas de duración y hasta 86 % de cobertura solar, marcará el cierre de la temporada de eclipses
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Este eclipse solar total marcará un récord en el siglo XXI. 

Overview

  • The event lasts about 264 minutes, starting near 17:29 UTC, peaking around 19:41 UTC over the Antarctic Ocean with a magnitude near 0.86, and ending close to 21:53 UTC.
  • Best visibility is in New Zealand, eastern Australia, Pacific islands and parts of Antarctica, with no direct view for most of the Northern Hemisphere.
  • In Mexico the eclipse will not be visible, and Time and Date plans a YouTube broadcast beginning at 10:00 a.m. Central Mexico Time.
  • This is the fourth and final solar eclipse of 2025 and it occurs a day before the September equinox.
  • Attention is shifting to major upcoming totals: Spain’s Aug. 12, 2026 eclipse mapped by IGN and NASA’s Aug. 2, 2027 event expected to deliver about 6 minutes and 22 seconds of totality across parts of Europe, North Africa and the Middle East.