Check out our Eclipse Dashboard! Featuring real-time #GOESWest and #GOESEast imagery, SUVI views of the Sun, and a moon-shadow animation that will be synchronized with the #TotalSolarEclipse on Monday. https://t.co/PUWEvb6MEn https://t.co/lO7tXgOzOX

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You might want to check the #GOESEast cirrus band (ABI channel 4) for insight into possible thin high clouds (ice crystals) at your #Eclipse viewing location today. https://t.co/uEWFihMuoF Be safe! 😎Have fun. #TotalSolarEclipse https://t.co/ZXOnpV6lrc

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RT @NASAMoon: Oops I did it again 🤭

#TotalSolarEclipse https://t.co/JXPe26qq3Q

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RT @NASAMoon: Oops I did it again 🤭

#TotalSolarEclipse https://t.co/JXPe26qq3Q

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RT @USGS_EROS: Landsat 8 captured the shadow of the moon during Monday’s #TotalSolarEclipse in an image of #IslaSocorro and the #PacificOcean. The #SurfaceReflectance is dramatically darker when compared to a previous scene from March. https://t.co/bGazV6hfXU

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Who knew the moon had such flair for dramatic entrances?

From Mexico to Canada, millions watched the moon steal the spotlight during the #TotalSolarEclipse on April 8, but @NOAA satellites had the best seat in the house!

Learn more in this week's #EarthFromOrbit:
https://t.co/l4CypcWnKG

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Here's a unique view of the April 8th #TotalSolarEclipse via 21 #GOESEast images. A special enhancement was applied to each image to enhance the outline of the Moon’s shadow. And wasn't it great that there were so few clouds along the path? More details at https://t.co/G62ijduDHW https://t.co/AsHW2GkVRi

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The path of the 2024 #TotalSolarEclipse was wider than 2017, providing longer totality. Here is a visual comparison illustrating this difference via similarly enhanced #GOESEast CONUS images for both events. Learn more on the CIMSS Satellite Blog at https://t.co/G62ijduDHW https://t.co/jxiAa4KA3l

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RT @UWCIMSS: The path of the 2024 #TotalSolarEclipse was wider than 2017, providing longer totality. Here is a visual comparison illustrating this difference via similarly enhanced #GOESEast CONUS images for both events. Learn more on the CIMSS Satellite Blog at https://t.co/G62ijduDHW https://t.co/jxiAa4KA3l

NOAA Satellites

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RT @UWCIMSS: The path of the 2024 #TotalSolarEclipse was wider than 2017, providing longer totality. Here is a visual comparison illustrating this difference via similarly enhanced #GOESEast CONUS images for both events. Learn more on the CIMSS Satellite Blog at https://t.co/G62ijduDHW https://t.co/jxiAa4KA3l

NOAA

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