The total solar eclipse on August 21st is required viewing because there won’t be another like it until 2024, but unless you live in a narrow strip of the United States it’s only going to be visible as a partial eclipse.
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The last time a total eclipse across the entire contiguous United States was back on June 8 1918, so it’s not surprising that Americans are getting excited about seeing the eclipse in all its galactic glory.
If you’re wondering what to expect then check out this animated simulation created by TIME, which allows you to enter your zip code and see how the eclipse will look in your neck of the woods.
-Via Boing Boing
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