Back to 1979: How America's Solar Eclipse Coverage Has Evolved
Even though there was no internet or social media in 1979, the cosmic event has been preserved in classic newscasts and some amateur video.
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Even though there was no internet or social media in 1979, the cosmic event has been preserved in classic newscasts and some amateur video.
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