Solar eclipse road trip? Where NJ sky-watchers can go this April
New Jersey will fall about 200 miles outside the path of totality of this April's total solar eclipse. Here are some potential eclipse vacation destinations.
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New Jersey will fall about 200 miles outside the path of totality of this April's total solar eclipse. Here are some potential eclipse vacation destinations.
New Jersey will fall about 200 miles outside the path of totality of this April's total solar eclipse. Here are some potential eclipse vacation destinations.