Total Solar Eclipse: Watch Live Stream Video Feed from Australia Tuesday Afternoon, 1hr 20min

The total solar eclipse can be seen off the northeastern coastline of Cairns, Queensland, Australia early Wednesday morning, which translates into Tuesday afternoon for interested viewers in North America. The sun will be completely covered by moon for two minutes, an natural event that hasn't happen in over two years.

One of the organizations that will show a live webcast of the eclipse is the online SLOOH Space Camera. The live feed will begin on Tuesday November 13th starting at 2:30pm EST.  (Local day and time will be November 14th 1930 GMT).

SLOOH president,Patrick Paolucci, let's the public know about what to expect from his organization in this statement, "We are ecstatic to have a world-class team on-site in Cairns bringing the power and beauty of this spectacular event live to our worldwide audience, We are ramped up and ready to go to handle millions of viewers."

You can access Slooh's broadcast at https://www.slooh.com.

Warning: Please Never look at the sun directly. This can cause damage to your eyes. 

Regular Sunglasses will not protect your eyes. If your are going to view the eclipse directly please use the proper filters (special solar filters or No. 14 welder's glasses) to wear over your eyes.