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19 Aug 2017 21 total solar eclipse, one big question is: Just how many people intend to travel into the path of totality, which stretches from Oregon to South Carolina? My personal feeling is that many will make a last-minute decision to jump in their cars and travel to see the total eclipse, that all the publicity and urging
17 Aug 2017 Automobiles were still a relatively new fad in 1918, so when the Sun, Earth, and Moon found themselves in alignment that year, the chances of dying in But the path of totality will cross more than 20 interstates, and the eclipse is expected to last less than three minutes, which means the temptation to just
19 Aug 2017 A good chunk of those people will watch from somewhere along Interstate 24. It's a smooth, straight highway that cuts across the American heartland, passing cornfields, churches, Chik-fil-As and dozens of billboards bearing stern instructions not to leave your car to look at the sun. This is the road to totality.
We apply advanced GIS technology to analyze eclipse traffic and predict visitation inside the path of totality on August 21, 2017. Keep in mind that while traffic will be severe on the morning of the eclipse because cars are converging on popular destinations, cars returning home on Monday evening or Tuesday will be
The Moon's umbral shadow crossed the continental United States on August 21, 2017, creating a coast-to-coast total solar eclipse visible to millions. We have stories from across the path of totality from our editors and contributors, an eclipse reaction video, and beautiful images from reader submissions to our gallery. This is
31 Jul 2017 The path of totality will cross many state lines, but it will also cross more than 20 interstates. Because the totality will also cross countless smaller state routes, county roads and city streets, it is not known exactly how many people will be watching the skies that day from their cars -- but we know it could be
16 Aug 2017 Since that eclipse in 1918, automobiles and interstate freeways have both become big parts of American life. As a result, we're 21, you need to be somewhere along the "path of totality" to get the far more dramatic experience of seeing the sun go dark in the middle of the day. Temperatures plummet and
10 Aug 2017 Now, for those in the path of totality — where the Moon will completely cover the Sun — there is a brief time when you can take pictures without the solar filter. That time, of course, is totality. Take off your filter and snap some precious pictures. (Some filters, like ND filters, can also be rotated to let more light
15 Aug 2017 Procrastinating Coloradans can still have a five-star viewing experience in the path of totality. Eclipse 2017: A procrastinator's guide to viewing the total eclipse. Jacy Marmaduke .. You could also sleep in your car if you find a good 24-hour parking lot or rest stop. As always, use common sense and put

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