Timelapse footage of total solar eclipse in Queensland, Australia
By Paul Johnson on Nov 18, 2012 in Australia, Europe, Norway, Oceania, Regions, Travel Miscellany, Videos, Western Europe
On 13th-14th November 2012, the Australian state of Queensland enjoyed a rare solar eclipse. A total solar eclipse is when the moon passes directly between the sun and Earth. Here’s some great timelapse footage taken from Palm Cove Beach in North Queensland, along with some eye witness accounts of the experience. The next total solar eclipse will not be until March 2015 – on that occasion it will be visible from some areas in the North Atlantic region, such as Norway’s Svalbard Islands.
Did you see the solar eclipse in Queensland? Have you seen a solar eclipse anywhere else in the world before? Please let us know your experiences by posting a comment.
