Generational Total Solar Eclipse Captivates America

The total solar eclipse that crossed Mexico, the United States, and Canada has concluded its journey over continental North America. Sky-gazers in Newfoundland, Canada, were the last to witness the celestial event at 5:16 p.m. local time (3:46 p.m. ET).

The eclipse journey began in Mazatlan, Mexico, and moved through Texas, captivating spectators despite cloudy weather.

Cities like Indianapolis and Cleveland in the midwestern US also experienced the awe-inspiring event.

NASA reported that areas along the path of totality saw the eclipse last between 3 ½ to 4 minutes.

Approximately 32 million people in the US lived within this path, spanning across several states from Texas to Maine.

While some areas had optimal viewing conditions, others faced less than ideal weather, with warnings issued for parts of Texas and the eastern Great Lakes.

Despite clouds, viewers found creative ways to observe the eclipse, such as using overcast conditions as makeshift filters for cameras, CNN reported.

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