Event: Partial Solar Eclipse, 26th January 2009 - Observing/Imaging Guide
A Solar Eclipse occurs when the Moon passes in front of part or all of the Sun, which casts a shadow over a certain area of the Earth. Observers in North and West Australia are well placed to view a Partial Solar Eclipse on the 26th January, 2009.
For more information, including a viewing and imaging guide and where and when you can see it, please see the article:
Prediction for the first solar eclipse of 2009. The annular eclipse will be visible from the Indian Ocean and western Indonesia. A partial eclipse will be seen from the southern Africa, Madagascar, Australia except Tasmania, southeast India, Southeast Asia and Indonesia.