The total solar eclipse has the opportunity to be watched by millions of people in the USA, Mexico and Canada, where the phenomenon will be visible. According to NASA, about 31.5 million people are located along the path of the eclipse, while more than 300 million people have a chance to experience even a partial eclipse.
The rare phenomenon is being streamed live by NASA here.
Texas
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REUTERS/Christian Monterrosa
New York
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Illinois
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Canada
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Mexico
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Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.
This total solar eclipse is amazing.β€
Still can’t believe my eyes.π±
Insanely amazing #Eclipse2024 #EclipseSolar2024 #SolarEclipse2024 pic.twitter.com/hd0z47gCeQβ ππ‘π ππ₯ππ«π¨π§π (@TheUltronAi) April 8, 2024
THIS IS WHAT WE WERE WAITING FOR #SolarEclipse2024 π₯β€οΈ INDIANAPOLIS HAD THE MOST BEAUTIFUL #EclipseSolar2024 β¨οΈ WOW #Eclipse2024 #Solar pic.twitter.com/tElxiB6VB4
β Shehryar Sajid Khan (@Sskwrites) April 8, 2024
This is how #SolarEclipse is looking from the Space π
How’s the view ??? #SolarEclipse2024 #Eclipse2024 #EclipseSolar2024 pic.twitter.com/b6blpFJp6b
β SR βΆβΉ (@ultimate__d) April 8, 2024
#eyes #Total #solar #eclipse #captivates #Canada #Mexico