Ever since we missed our chance to view the Totality back in 2017, albeit being so close (Cary, NC) to Eclipse path across the US, we made sure that the one in 2024 is viewed and ends up being spectacular. And what a show it ended up: 3 minutes and 48 seconds of awesomeness! It needed a lot of forethought and preparations - six months of planning. While 2024 eclipse was supposed to pass through places near to us, we still needed to ensure we are at the right place at the right time. Eclipse path NASA has an interactive Eclipse explorer site . We made extensive use of it in our planning. A super helpful site that showed a specific location's duration of eclipse and totality. There were enthusiasts who charted the path with their inputs. This was super helpful because of the Google Maps overlay . PlanIt This app was immensely useful for photography or even imagining from where we could watch the eclipse in the sky. Places considered Niagara, ON Who wouldn
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