With the state buzzing about the eclipse, 6PR Afternoons thought it would be interesting to find out what actually happens during a total solar eclipse.

The next total solar eclipse will be over Sydney in 2028, the second of five predicted to occur over Australia in the next 15 years.

CSIRO astronomer Dr Vanessa Moss told Julie-anne Sprague on 6PR Afternoons total solar eclipses rely on the alignment of the sun, moon and earth.

With the state buzzing about the eclipse, 6PR Afternoons thought it would be interesting to find out what actually happens during a total solar eclipse.
The next total solar eclipse will be over Sydney in 2028, the second of five predicted to occur over Australia in the next 15 years.
CSIRO astronomer Dr Vanessa Moss told Julie-anne Sprague on 6PR Afternoons total solar eclipses rely on the alignment of the sun, moon and earth.

Afternoons with Julie-anne Sprague will break down the issues that matter to you.

It’s a conversation with the people of Perth where you’ll get to know more than just the headline. It connects you with some of the country’s leading experts in health, property and technology.

As well as the latest news, you’ll get informative tips and advice on everything from keeping your garden in bloom to the best travel spots, as well as behind-the-scenes takes on your favourite sports teams.

You’ll have a laugh and you’re guaranteed to learn something new when you tune in with Julie-anne from 12pm-3pm.

Afternoons with Julie-anne Sprague will break down the issues that matter to you.
It’s a conversation with the people of Perth where you’ll get to know more than just the headline. It connects you with some of the country’s leading experts in health, property and technology.
As well as the latest news, you’ll get informative tips and advice on everything from keeping your garden in bloom to the best travel spots, as well as behind-the-scenes takes on your favourite sports teams.
You’ll have a laugh and you’re guaranteed to learn something new when you tune in with Julie-anne from 12pm-3pm.

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