Sunday, August 20, 2017
Total solar eclipse 2017: When and where to see it | USA News
On Monday, a total eclipse of the sun will cross the United States. Technically, the moon will be seen to cover the face of the sun for about two and a half minutes, as observed from the ground. All of North America, northern Mexico, the Caribbean and even the north of South America will see at least a partial eclipse – half the sun’s face covered by the moon. The streak of totality – 100 
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