#DidYouKnow that #eclipse shadows can travel very fast, and this speed varies depending on where on Earth they occur?

Let’s see how fast it reaches you on April 8!
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Although a total solar #eclipse happens once every year or two somewhere on Earth, the one tomorrow will be the last seen from the contiguous U.S. until Aug. 23, 2044.

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Today’s the day! Are you ready for the solar #eclipse?

Remember, protect your eyes! Safeguarding your vision is crucial. Let's enjoy the wonder of the cosmos responsibly.

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We are now two hours away from the #2024SolarEclipse totality in the U.S., with the partial eclipse starting at 6:27 am HST in Pu‘uali‘i, Hawaii!

Tune in for @NOAA coverage coming to you live from Dallas, TX, a stop on the moon's path of totality.

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When the moon steals the show during a total solar #eclipse, it's not just the sky that's transformed. With temperatures dropping and light fading, animals try to adjust to the brief twilight.

#TotalEclipse #Eclipse #Eclipse2024, #TotalEclipse2024 #NOAATotalEclipse2024, #2024Eclipse

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Watch a replay of the moon's shadow traveling across the path of totality, seen from @NOAA’s #GOESEast satellite.

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RT @NOAASatellites: Watch a replay of the moon's shadow traveling across the path of totality, seen from @NOAA’s #GOESEast satellite.

#TotalEclipse #Eclipse #Eclipse2024, #TotalEclipse2024 #NOAATotalEclipse2024, #2024Eclipse https://t.co/eNaRb6qoKH

EUMETSAT

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Orbiting about 1 million miles away from Earth, NASA's EPIC camera onboard @NOAA's #DSCOVR satellite captured the shadow from Monday's total solar eclipse!

In this imagery, you can see the moon's shadow pass over the Pacific Ocean and through North America. #TotalEclipse2024 https://t.co/W4rrmoMgHO

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During last week's #TotalEclipse2024, @NOAANCEI scientists created this unique solar animation from overlapping images captured by the #GOES Solar Ultraviolet Imager (#SUVI) as part of an extended coronal imaging campaign.

This campaign provides crucial context imagery to shed light on the sun's coronal temperature, density, and structure during a total solar #eclipse.

NOAA Satellites

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RT @NOAASatellites: During last week's #TotalEclipse2024, @NOAANCEI scientists created this unique solar animation from overlapping images captured by the #GOES Solar Ultraviolet Imager (#SUVI) as part of an extended coronal imaging campaign.

This campaign provides crucial context imagery to shed light on the sun's coronal temperature, density, and structure during a total solar #eclipse.

UW-Madison CIMSS

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