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Astrophysicist Rajan Chhetri says Australians should wait four years for the next total solar eclipse.

Astrophysicist Rajan Chhetri says Australians should wait four years for the next total solar eclipse. Credit: AAP/Supplied/Rajan Chhetri

Millions in North America witnessed the total solar eclipse on 8 April. While the rare event was not visible from down under, Australians will have to wait four years for the next total solar eclipse. Astrophysicist Rajan Chhetri spoke to SBS Nepali about the significance of this year's eclipse.

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Millions in North America witnessed the total solar eclipse on 8 April. While the rare event was not visible from down under, Australians will have to wait four years for the next total solar eclipse. Astrophysicist Rajan Chhetri spoke to SBS Nepali about the significance of this year's eclipse.

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