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When the natural world died down as earths nearest star slipped fully behind the moon, the crowd came alive. Hundreds of eclipse viewers gasped, cheered and clapped as they pulled solar-viewing glasses off and stared with their bare eyes at the otherworldly corona of plasma whipping outward from the sun — a sight only visible during total solar eclipses.

El Pasoans caught a glimpse of the Monday’s total solar eclipse, well, about 85% of it.

SANDY LAKE – For just a few minutes, the moon aligned perfectly with the sun and blocked out all light. People all over Mercer County took the day off, missed

LAWRENCE — A dozen people had the same notion: See the April 8 solar eclipse from atop the McGovern Transportation Center.

LOUISBURG - More than 100 amateur astronomers and curious community members showed up at Powell Observatory on the afternoon of Monday, April 8, ready to party until the lights go

Lake Charles, Louisiana resident Carolyn Sims drove 4 hours and 30 minutes with her daughter Phoenix Sims, 13, to experience the total solar eclipse in Tyler.

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Temperatures will be cooler through mid-week. Forecast as of 4/8/2024