Total Solar Eclipse

Spectators across three countries await the rare total solar eclipse on April 8.

Total solar eclipse occurs when the moon fully covers the sun, creating the path of totality.
Viewers in the path of totality can witness the sun's corona, while others see a partial eclipse.
Eclipse begins over the South Pacific, reaching Mexico's Pacific coast before entering the United States.
Witness distinct stages of the eclipse: partial phase, Baily’s Beads, and diamond ring phase.
Ensure safety during viewing by using specialized eye protection to avoid eye injury.