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Historic eclipse turns day into night across the US

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What time to see the solar eclipse in Arizona

<p>While Arizona isn't it the path of totality, residents can still see a partial solar eclipse.</p>
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Total solar eclipse passes over South America

The path of totality includes parts of Chile and Argentina.
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Total solar eclipse: 10 must-(re)watch moments

It captured imaginations and brought tears to the eyes of many. Here's a look back at the Aug. 21, 2017 total solar eclipse that crossed the country.
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YOUR TAKE: 2017 Eclipse photos
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Fake eclipse glasses injure California man, few Indiana residents report blurred vision

<p>Eye specialists say that at this point, they don’t expect to see any additional patients coming forward.</p>
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Military couple married under eclipse, capture breathtaking photo

<p>CHARLESTON, S.C. - Long before Alexis 'Lexi' Greenleaf married Terran Travis under the bright corona of a solar eclipse, she had a conversation with her father about the convenient location of the family home, The Borough House Plantation.</p>
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Military couple married under eclipse, capture breathtaking photo

<p>"We can get married under an eclipse that is happening right over your house?" he asked. And the idea for a once-in-a-lifetime photo-op was born.</p>
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How to know if you damaged your eyes during the eclipse

If you, like our nation's president, looked directly into Monday's eclipse, you might wonder: Did I just damage my eyes? Whether by accident or disregard, untold masses looked at the sun with unshielded eyes during the must-see-safely event. By Monday afternoon, people were already freaking out about their eyes online. The sun isn't more damaging to your eyes during a solar eclipse than on any other day. But as Ohio optometrist Michael Schecter told USA TODAY, the moon's covering makes it a...
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Thousands watch solar eclipse at Arizona Science Center

<p>Thousands showed up at the Arizona Science Center to watch the solar eclipse over the Valley. </p>
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Passengers view eclipse at 37,000 feet with spectacular views

<p>Southwest Airlines Passengers from Denver to Atlanta got a high altitude view of the total eclipse from 37,000 feet, spending almost an hour-and-a-half in narrow eclipse track.</p>
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The next total solar eclipse in North America will be April 8, 2024

<p>We won't have to wait another 38 years this time.</p>