http://www.newsweek.com/solar-eclipse-earth-moon-sun-sky-1020192

On Friday, the Moon will sink in its teeth into the Sun and swallow a chunk of our star in a partial solar eclipse that will glow above part of the southern hemisphere.

Unfortunately for almost everyone on the planet, the solar display will only be visible from a small patch of the globe, mainly covered by ocean. The viewing region stretches from the southernmost sliver of mainland Australia down to the northern coast of Antarctica.