STUNNING SIGHT! Time lapse video captured this morning's rare solar eclipse. It was the first time since 2017 that Americans could watch a solar eclipse from their backyards! Unlike last month's lunar eclipse that dazzled the West Coast, this celestial phenomenon was visible in the U.S. along parts of the southeast, northeast, Midwest and northern Alaska. https://abc7.la/3pDc0ca | ABC7

Watch the moment as a total solar eclipse wows onlookers in North America, with the moon completely blocking the sun for more than four minutes in some areas. | Al Jazeera English

A total solar eclipse happens when the Moon passes between the Sun and Earth, completely blocking the face of the Sun. If you're lucky enough to be in the center of the Moon's shadow when it hits Earth, you'll experience a total eclipse, where the sky darkens as if it were nighttime. Experience this phenomenon LIVE with @Discovery and Science Channel's livestreams on YouTube, X, and Facebook or watch on Science Channel. It all starts at 2:15p ET/1:15p CT on Monday, April 8! #TotalSolarEclipseLIV