And its time lfinally here. The Great American eclipse. The countdown is on. Hundreds of americans watching history happen live. As day turns to night. Watching from land, air, sea, everyone underwater. How you can join the nationwide celebration, 99 years in the making, with all eyes on the sky, were live across the country for a special edition of good morning america. And good morning, america. We hope you had a grood weekend. We have a lot of breaking news overnight. Millions all across america getting ready for the first total Solar Eclipse in almost a century. That is just hours away. Thats right. People have been traveling thousands of miles to see it coast to coast. Over 300 Million People are expected to stop and watch. 14 states are in the path of totality where the sun will be completely covered. The entire country will see at lowes a partial eclipse. We get about threequarters here in new york. Look at oregon. Hundreds of people gathering there. Going all across the country
Mark johnson traveled to see eclipse i just think its exciting. I like astronomy, i like science. We wanted our son to see it. This eclipse is uniquely an american event. The path of totality will travel from from sea to shining sea, tracing a 70mile wide ribbon from oregon to south carolina. Millions live in that path. Millions more are traveling to see the astronomical show. Shara collum eclipse watcher we dont have a lot of chances to see things like this. This is a once in a lifetime. Coming from as far away as europe. Thymen vuik here from netherlands to see eclipse the dark skies. I think i will love it. If you want to watch the Solar Eclipse you have to be prepared special glasses are mandatory for viewing pleasure and protection. Dr. Nicholeen viall nasa scientist you want to make sure that they are safety glasses so they have an iso number and a manufacturer number. You want to cross check those with eclipse2017. Nasa. Gov to make sure they are reputable manufacturer. Or make
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