A solar eclipse is an astronomical phenomenon in which the moon passes between the earth and the sun
Mexico:
The rare total solar eclipse in seven years plunged Mexico’s Pacific coast into complete darkness on Monday. The “path of totality” where the moon completely blocks out the sun’s light first reaches Mexico, then crosses the United States and enters Canada.
Millions of skywatchers gathered to witness the celestial event, which was at least partially visible across much of the continent.
A solar eclipse is an astronomical phenomenon in which the moon passes between the earth and the sun and completely or partially blocks sunlight.
Stargazers and scientists gathered to capture the celestial event as the sun followed a narrow corridor across North America.
The Mexican seaside resort town of Mazatlan is the first major viewing site in North America. Thousands of people gathered on the coastal promenade, wearing eclipse glasses and sitting on deck chairs to witness the celestial spectacle.
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Experts urge the use of protective sunglasses to prevent eye damage from looking at the sun with the naked eye.
Astronomy observers around the world are advised to wear protective eyewear, such as licensed eclipse glasses, during certain phases.
Failure to do so may burn the retina of the eye and cause permanent damage or even blindness.
The next total solar eclipse, visible from most of North America, won’t occur until 2044.
(Based on input from each agency)
