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Australians certainly see solar eclipses. It just so happens that there won’t be any happening there in the next 20 years or so. Figure 2.30 shows paths of totality for solar eclipses up to 2030. It looks pretty grim for eclipse lovers down under until 2028 (although some northern Australians may be lucky in 2012).
