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The upcoming solar eclipse promises to be a spectacular event for astronomy enthusiasts, with its path beginning in the Pacific Ocean near the Kiribati islands. By a few minutes past 12 pm local time, observers in Mexico will be treated to the awe-inspiring sight. As the eclipse progresses, its celestial dance will be visible over Texas, USA, around 1:30 pm, before traversing across other states including Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York State, Vermont, and Maine, finally gracing the skies along the Canadian border.
Damian Jabłeka, deputy director of the Silesian Planetarium, shares insights with Science in Poland, highlighting the eclipse's significance and appeal to astronomy enthusiasts. Notably, the total eclipse phase is expected to last approximately 4.5 minutes in Mexico, slightly shorter in the USA, and further diminishing in duration as it travels towards Canada, where it will linger for 3.5 minutes, as expertly described by Jabłeka.
It's an event sure to captivate minds and hearts, offering a rare opportunity to witness the cosmic spectacle unfold before our eyes.
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