Happy eclipse day! Here’s a guide to the 2023 “Ring of Fire” annular eclipse, which begins at 11:04 a.m. EDT on Saturday, Oct. 14. We’ve included details in this article on the best places to see the eclipse and what exactly it is. If you just want the TL/DR version, here are some quick factsContinue reading “How to see the 2023 annular eclipse: The ‘Ring of Fire’ is here”
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