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Question by hotrods4ben: When will the next solar eclipse be visible in the Eastern US?
Either partial or total, but I doubt a total solar eclipse will happen soon.
Let's just say I'm too lazy to look it up myself. :P
Best answer:
Answer by Justinhttp://www.mcglaun.com/eclipse/ECLIPSE2017_main.HTM
What do you think? Answer below!
An annular solar eclipse was seen May 20 in Asia and the Western part of the United States. The moon blocked the sun leaving a bright ring on its edges. A scpectacular solar eclipse stirred reactions from people on Twitter including celebrities. The annular eclipse was observed in Asia and some parts of the United States Sunday afternoon early evening. The last time an event like this occured was in 1994. Demi Moore wrote on her Twitter \"Solar eclipse anyone?\" \"Tonight's Billboard Music Awards performance is sponsored by the solar eclipse,\" pop star Katy Perry wrote on her Twitter. Other celebs tweeted: \"Has anyone ACTUALLY been blinded by a solar eclipse?\" Ryan Seacrest wrote. Other reactions from Twitter users included: \"Not sure if Pac-Man or if eclipse,\" Twitter user @jtotheizzoe wrote Sunday. \"Hope you enjoy tonight's solar eclipse. I'll be watching from heaven, blasting \"Dark Side of the Moon\" and tokin' primo manna,\" a Twitter user with the nickname \"God\" wrote.
Sunday, June 24, 2012
Q&A: When will the next solar eclipse be visible in the Eastern US?
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