There’s a total solar eclipse in the continental United States on August 21st, for the first time in nearly 40 years. The moon will block out the sun for almost three minutes for the regions that are in the direct path of totality, making things as dark as nighttime during the day. Even those who aren’t in regions where the eclipse is in full force, partial eclipses are uniquely awesome and will be viewable across the entire country, too.
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