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NASA map shows where and when to see the total solar eclipse of April 2024, as the path of totality crosses the US

Business Insider·Mar 28

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A total solar eclipse is expected to occur in April 2024, with its path of totality crossing the US. However, reports are conflicting, with some outlets discussing the eclipse, while others mention a meteor or meteorites that may have fallen in the Houston area. It is unclear which event NASA's map is actually referencing, as some headlines pertain to unrelated topics, such as Earth's seafloor or crop maps.

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