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Partial solar eclipse will occur on 4 January

JAN 03, 2011
Physics Today
New Scientist : A partial eclipse of the Sun will start tomorrow morning on the west coast of Africa and end four hours later in Western China. Observers in northern Sweden will witness the eclipse’s greatest extent—86%—at 09:50 local time. The next total eclipse will occur on 13 November 2012 and be visible from Northern Australia and other locations in the southern Pacific.
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