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Solar Eclipse’s Beauty Captured in Stunning Photographs, From Mexico to Maine

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By Aaron Feis
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BRADY, TEXAS - APRIL 08: The moon fully passes over the sun's horizon during a total solar eclipse on April 08, 2024 in Brady, Texas. Monday's total solar eclipse left millions awestruck across North America, heads craned to the sky for a celestial spectacle the likes of which won't be seen again in the U.S. for decades. These photos capture the haunting beauty of the event that dazzled all ages and brought strangers together in a shared sense of wonder.
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NASA Scientist Tasked With Following Solar Eclipse in Jet Says She’ll Have ‘One of the Best Seats in the House'

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By Aaron Feis
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HOULTON, MAINE - APRIL 07: Eclipse glasses are worn by a statue of George Washington on April 07, 2024, in Houlton, Maine. While millions gaze up from the ground during Monday's solar eclipse, NASA scientist Mallory Yates will have what she calls "one of the best seats in the house" — as she helps track the celestial event at 50,000 feet in a specially-equipped jet.
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Optician Demonstrates Fake Versus Real Solar Eclipse Glasses So You Can Watch Safely Today

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By Aaron Feis
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NEW YORK, NY - AUGUST 21: People watch a partial solar eclipse from the roof deck at the 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge on August 21, 2017 in the Brooklyn borough of New York City. Another eclipse will move across the U.S. on April 8, 2024. Ahead of Monday's total solar eclipse, eye health experts are offering some helpful advice to ensure that you have the proper eclipse glasses to safely watch the celestial wonder.
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