Total Solar eclipse tomorrow, not visible here

The last Solar eclipse out of the two this year, will occur tomorrow. The eclipses' partial phrase will be visible from all of Australia, New Guinea and New Zealand, as well as part of the Antarctic and a far - Southern slice of South America.

The eclipse begins at 1.08am and ends at 6.16am, Prof Chandana Jayaratne of the Department of Physics, University of Colombo said.

The greatest eclipse will occur over the South Pacific Ocean at 3.42am with the moon fully covering the sun for four minutes and two seconds.

The total solar eclipse can only be seen from a narrow corridor running southeast across Queensland and the Northern Territory in Australia.