How to watch the upcoming total solar eclipse across the Pacific
 

How to watch the upcoming total solar eclipse across the Pacific
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On March 8 and 9, a solar eclipse will dominate the sky over the Pacific Ocean, but unfortunately, **t too many people are well placed to see it at its totality.

A total eclipse will be experienced over parts of*Sumatra, Borneo, Sulawesi and "a large empty part of the Pacific ocean,"*Geoff Wyatt, education program producer at the Sydney Observatory, told Mashable Australia in an email. At its greatest, the eclipse will last 4 minutes and 9 seconds.

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**rth and western Australia and parts of eastern Asia, on the other hand, will see a partial solar eclipse, he added. According to Sky and Telescope, the total eclipse will start*in the Indian Ocean and end in the Pacific. Hawaii, Alaska, sections of*China, Japan and the Philippines will also be able to spot the partial eclipse.* Read more...


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