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The eclipse is over, now what do you do with those eclipse glasses? Donate them!
So the 2024 total solar eclipse over Texas has come and gone. What do you do with those eclipse glasses? Donate them!
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Solar eclipse: Path of totality moves out of US after dazzling nation
Crowds across the country put on special glasses and watched one of the most stunning shows the sky has to offer.
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Watching the solar eclipse safely
We speak with Dr. Gabriel Luna, UMass Memorial Health Ophthalmologist, about what you have to do to watch the solar eclipse on Monday safely.
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New England prepares for solar eclipse on Monday
With tens of thousands of people heading to New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine to watch in the path of totality, Triple A Northeast is expecting traffic to be similar to what you’d see on a holiday weekend.
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Governor calls Maine ‘best place in New England' to watch eclipse, shares safety tips
Maine Gov. Janet Mills held a press conference Monday to promote the state as a top destination for the April 8 total solar eclipse and urge tourists and residents alike to plan ahead so they are able to safely enjoy the big event. She called Maine “the best place in New England and one of the best places in north…
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Driving to NH for the solar eclipse? Don't get off the highway, state says
The upcoming total solar eclipse is expected to bring thousands of people to New Hampshire, but state officials have an unusual request for many of them: don’t leave major highways. Here’s what to expect on the roads there and in Vermont and Maine.
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Woman with visual impairment will help others hear the eclipse
A Rochester, New York, woman has spent the last several months learning sonar technology to hear when the total solar eclipse happens in April.
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‘Eclipse chasers' explain what it feels like to experience a total solar eclipse
“I felt like I was watching the sunset on another planet.”
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Can you take a picture of the solar eclipse? An astrophotographer says yes, and here's how
A solar eclipse is one of the most amazing sights people can see of space from Earth. Here’s how you can safely take a photo of the phenomenon.
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How to take great photos of the total solar eclipse
Astrophotographer Andrew McCarthy provides tips on how to get the best photos of the total solar eclipse whether you’re using a phone, camera or telescope.
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Businesses are ready for April's total solar eclipse with celestial-themed doughnuts and beer
With the April 8 total solar eclipse right around the corner, U.S. businesses are ready for the celestial event. Hotels and resorts along the prime path are luring in visitors with special packages while big companies like Southwest and Delta are selling seats on eclipse-viewing flights. Still, small businesses within the eclipse’s path of darkness appear to be leading the...
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These are the best spots in NH, Vermont and Maine to watch the April 8 solar eclipse
Next month’s total solar eclipse is expected to be a major tourism draw for those areas seen as prime viewing spots. In New England, those areas include northern New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine. Tourism officials in all three states are already busy preparing for a potential influx of hundreds of thousands of visitors ahead of the big event on...
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Here's what the rare solar eclipse looked like if you missed it
Crowds cheered in Oregon and New Mexico as a rare “ring of fire” eclipse of the sun begin making its way across the Americas.
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Forecast: Partial eclipse coming Saturday
Overnight Thursday: Mostly clear, lows in the upper 40s for Boston, lower 40s inland. Friday: Highs in the lower 60s east, upper 50s west. Mostly sunny skies, NW wind. Saturday: Partly Cloudy. Showers south. Highs in the low 60s.
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What the partial solar eclipse looked like over New England
This Saturday, using the sun’s light, the moon cast a shadow onto the Earth, creating a celestial view in the sky: a partial solar eclipse. Most Americans had the opportunity to see the eclipse in some point, though the view across the country looked much different, and we in the Boston area and New England didn’t have the best...
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How to Get the Best Look at Next Week's Total Lunar Eclipse That Will Be Visible Across the U.S.
Unlike a solar eclipse, totality in a lunar eclipse is much longer and can be viewed from a wider area. Here’s how to watch it.