The first solar eclipse of 2024 occurred on April 8 and was witnessed across USA, Mexico and Canada. During a solar eclipse, the moon passes between the sun and the earth, blocking sunlight for a few minutes.
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Here is a look at some stunning photos from the rare celestial event.
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This striking image shows a partial solar eclipse seen from Mazatlan, Mexico.
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Here is another beautiful pic of the partial solar eclipse seen from Mazatlan, Mexico.
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This mesmerising image features a total solar eclipse seen from Arlington, Texas.
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Here is a look at the total solar eclipse. The view was captured from Eagle Pass, Texas, USA.
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This breathtaking image features the Statue of Liberty against the picturesque backdrop of the partial solar eclipse.
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This stunning sight captures the moon as it partially covers the sun during a total solar eclipse seen from Progressive Field in Cleveland.
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This captivating image was captured aboard an aircraft, at about 5,000 ft over Arkadelphia and features the moon covering the sun during a total solar eclipse.
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This image shows the beginning phase of a total solar eclipse, visible from Arlington, Texas.
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Spectators enjoyed the celestial phenomena as they gathered to watch the solar eclipse near Griffith Observatory on Monday, April 8, 2024.
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This image was taken from the campus of Southern Illinois University as a couple used a cell phone to capture the solar eclipse.