It's been 99 years since a total solar eclipse crossed the country from the Pacific to the Atlantic. On the map below, you can navigate your way to the closest spot that will see a total eclipse.
"The first time I made a solar eclipse map was for a cruise in 2009," Zeiler told Business Insider. "I didn't have the map I wanted for that trip, so I made it. It was a huge hit on my ship ...
We will first orientate you by showing you an inverted map of North America so the eclipse's point of entry is at the top of the page and the exit at the bottom. The shadow of the eclipse first ...
NASA’s new “heat map” showing the geographical distribution of total solar eclipses has revealed that any specific location on Earth experiences a total solar eclipse once every 366 years ...
“It can be either a trip to witness a solar eclipse in one of the world’s most exotic environments with the chance to snorkel upon the world’s healthiest and richest reefs, or the rare ...