Despite the relative frequency of solar eclipses, occurring approximately two to four times a year, the geographic path of totality—the region where viewers can experience the complete blockage of the
Despite the relative frequency of solar eclipses, occurring approximately two to four times a year, the geographic path of totality—the region where viewers can experience the complete blockage of the
On April 8, 2024, Americans in every state will have the chance to witness either a partial or total solar eclipse. Solar eclipses materialize when the moon passes between the earth and the sun, casting a shadow on the earth’s surface .