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If you were planning to view the solar eclipse on the edge of the path of totality, you might want to reconsider, according to a new map.

The calculations, if accurate, would indicate NASAs map is only off by a couple thousand feet on the edges.

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(CNN) — If you’re planning to see the epic total solar eclipse that will dance across the skies of North America on Monday, you should aim to travel as close

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Maps outlining the solar eclipse’s path of totality may not be exact — and no one can be certain. NASA advises moving as close to the path’s center as possible.

(CNN) — If you’re planning to see the epic total solar eclipse that will dance across the skies of North America on Monday, you should aim to travel as close

A new map charting the precise location of where a 'perfect' eclipse will be seen on Monday in the US has revealed how some towns may now miss out on the celestial phenomenon

New total solar eclipse map calculations have raised some concerns that the path of totality is slightly narrower than NASA calculated.

New total solar eclipse map calculations have raised some concerns that the path of totality is slightly narrower than NASA calculated.