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SWFL Astronomical Society hosts free observation of partial Solar Eclipse

The Southwest Florida Astronomical Society will set up telescopes in Downtown Fort Myers for a free observation of the Partial solar eclipse on Monday.

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Where to watch the total solar eclipse in Southwest Florida

The upcoming solar eclipse is sure to mystify millions of people, further incentivizing locals to search for the best viewing location.

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SWFL Astronomical Society hosts free observation of partial Solar Eclipse

The Southwest Florida Astronomical Society will set up telescopes in Downtown Fort Myers for a free observation of the Partial solar eclipse on Monday.

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Where and how to view Monday s solar eclipse in SWFL

Although miles away from its path of totality, SWFL will still be able to see the shadow covering about 50% of the sun during Monday's solar eclipse.

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Where and how to view Monday s partial solar eclipse in SWFL

Although miles away from its path of totality, SWFL will still be able to see the shadow covering about 50% of the sun during Monday's solar eclipse.

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