Massive crowds watch total solar eclipse over US

Crowds gather in public spaces to watch total solar eclipse

“Oh my God.”

Massive crowds watch total solar eclipse over US

Millions of people in the United States from Texas to Maine looked to the sky to witness a rare total solar eclipse. VOA’s Kane Farabaugh attended a viewing event hosted by NASA and Purdue University at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and has more.

Total solar eclipse cuts path across U.S.

Millions in the U.S., Mexico and Canada were able to see a total solar eclipse on Monday. The eclipse's path of totality cut through 15 states, but even those outside the path were still able to see a partial eclipse. "CBS Evening News" anchor and managing editor Norah O'Donnell reports.

Eclipse Likely a Dud Across Most of U.S. Path; Spectacular in Spots

Some ecplise chasers are likely to be disappointed, as cloud cover and bad weather cover much of the path of totality.