Total Solar Eclipse Captivates Millions Across North America

Despite widespread cloud cover, the total solar eclipse of April 8, 2024, provided a magical experience for many observers.

The path of totality for the April 8 solar eclipse stretched from Mexico's Pacific coast to Newfoundland, Canada, with partial views across North America and parts of Europe.
In San Antonio, despite cloudy skies, moments of totality were visible, eliciting cheers and awe from spectators.
Buffalo, NY, saw a huge influx of visitors for the eclipse, though cloud cover obscured direct views, leading to communal celebrations around projected NASA feeds.
NASA's detailed images captured the event's stunning visuals, including Bailey's Beads and solar prominences, from various locations.
The eclipse brought together diverse crowds, underscoring a shared human fascination with celestial events.