US EditionMillions gather across US, Mexico and Canada for total solar eclipse
- The total solar eclipse attracted millions of spectators, including those living in or near the shadow's path and out-of-towners.
- Cloudy conditions in Texas cleared just in time for the eclipse, leading to cheers and excitement in Mesquite's downtown area as the sun was cloaked.
- Spectators were treated to views of the sun's corona and Venus shining brightly during the eclipse.
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El esperado eclipse total solar que atrajo la atención de millones en todo el mundo el pasado lunes no estuvo exento de sorpresas , incluso en aquellos lugares donde el fenómeno astronómico no pudo ser observado directamente. Mientras países como Estados Unidos y Canadá transmitían en vivo el espectáculo celestial para satisfacer la demanda global, un incidente captó la atención de los usuarios de las redes sociales durante la transmisión del pr…
Watch total solar eclipse defy cloud cover and wash over Upstate NY lighthouse
Pulaski, N.Y. — Traveling nearly 1500 mph, the shadow of the moon swept across North America from Mexico to Canada April 8, 2024, for the highly anticipated total solar eclipse. But a storm system pushing to the Northeast left many places cloud covered, including Pulaski.
Nearly 4 million people traveled across the American continent to watch Monday's solar eclipse.
The complete sunset that people could observe over North America during the Monday afternoon generated many beautiful images from both professional and amateur photographers. Across the 15 states of the United States where there was the so-called totality zone, people equipped themselves with glasses and observed this exceptional phenomenon. Lastly, it was possible to observe the sunset over the American continent in 2017.
The natural spectacle made Monday in North America a very special day. Millions observed the phenomenon.
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