The Astronomical Society of Australia suggests watching the eclipse and partial eclipse in two safe ways. 9News
The sun will completely disappear behind the moon over Ningaloo, 1200 kilometres north ofAll other states across the country will experience a partial eclipse at 1:29pm , with the next full solar eclipse for Australia's eastern states coming up in 2028.Western Australia will be graced by a rare solar eclipse next week, a stellar occurrence the state hasn't seen since 1974.
Using special-purpose 'eclipse glasses' or hand-held solar viewers with solar filters that meet the international standard You can purchase solar-safe glasses online. They must meet the international ISO 12312 2 standard requirements to be considered safe.A solar eclipse happens when the moon's orbit passes between the sun and the earth at the same time, creating a shadow on the Earth that partially or fully blocks the sun's face.
"Australia really is the lucky country with five total eclipses visible in various parts of the country over the next 15 years."A solar eclipse happens when the moon's orbit passes between the sun and the earth at the same time
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