Partial eclipse

Solar eclipse of 22 July 2028 in Brisbane

In Brisbane the eclipse is partial: the Moon covers 81% of the Sun at 2:01 PM. It starts at 12:41 PM and ends at 3:14 PM, local time (GMT+10).

Maximum · 2:01 PM

Eclipse times in Brisbane

Eclipse
Partial
Sun covered
81%
Sun height
33°
Direction of the Sun
NW · 324°
  1. Partial eclipse begins 12:41 PM
  2. Maximum eclipse 2:01 PM
  3. Partial eclipse ends 3:14 PM

Local timeline · GMT+10 · Eclipse Predictions by Fred Espenak, NASA/GSFC. Catalogue verified 12 September 2026.

How the eclipse unfolds

The Sun from Brisbane, with straight up at the top, from first to last contact. Local times.

  1. 12:41 PM 0%
  2. 1:07 PM 21%
  3. 1:34 PM 55%
  4. 2:01 PM 82%
  5. 2:26 PM 58%
  6. 2:50 PM 23%
  7. 3:14 PM 0%

Where to look

At 2:01 PM the Sun is towards the northwest, 33° above the horizon. That is high enough to clear most buildings, so an open street, a balcony or a terrace facing that way will do.

What you will notice

The light dims a little, though without eclipse glasses you might not notice. Through the glasses the Sun looks like a thick crescent at maximum.

For totality, the nearest place in this guide is Dubbo, 682 km away, with about 3 min 50 sec.

See it from Brisbane

Play the eclipse in a 3D sky as it will look from Brisbane, with the Sun and Moon in their real places.

Viewing safely

Except during the brief total phase of a total solar eclipse, never look directly at the Sun without suitable solar viewing protection. Eclipse glasses should comply with ISO 12312-2. Cameras, binoculars and telescopes need purpose-made filters fitted over the front of the optics.

Read NASA’s eclipse safety guidance →

Solar eclipse questions

What time is the eclipse in Brisbane?

It starts at 12:41 PM, peaks at 2:01 PM and ends at 3:14 PM, local time (GMT+10).

Will the eclipse be total in Brisbane?

No. Brisbane is outside the path and sees a partial eclipse, with 81% of the Sun covered. For totality, the nearest place in this guide is Dubbo, 682 km away, with about 3 min 50 sec.

Where should I look for the eclipse in Brisbane?

At maximum the Sun is 33° above the horizon, towards the northwest.

Nearby places