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How Houlton helped NASA win an Emmy award for its eclipse broadcast

Summary by Bangor Daily News
HOULTON, Maine — The town of Houlton provided the ending to NASA’s live broadcast of the total solar eclipse in 2024, contributing a critical piece of the coverage that recently helped the space agency to win an Emmy award for the program. Traveling 3,000 miles across seven states and two countries — the coverage started in Mazatlan, Mexico — the live, three-hour broadcast showed the path of totality in its entirety. It relied on 67 cameras, six…

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How Houlton helped NASA win an Emmy award for its eclipse broadcast

HOULTON, Maine — The town of Houlton provided the ending to NASA’s live broadcast of the total solar eclipse in 2024, contributing a critical piece of the coverage that recently helped the space agency to win an Emmy award for the program. Traveling 3,000 miles across seven states and two countries — the coverage started in Mazatlan, Mexico — the live, three-hour broadcast showed the path of totality in its entirety. It relied on 67 cameras, six…

·Bangor, United States
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Bangor Daily News broke the news in Bangor, United States on Tuesday, July 22, 2025.
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