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1/5 Image credit: Getty Images Different stages of the total solar eclipse 2017 A rare solar eclipse was visible across paths of the continental U.S. for the first time since 1979. On Aug. 21, 2017, skies darkened from Oregon to South Carolina in the first total solar eclipse visible from coast to coast across the United States in 99 years. According to NASA, experiencing a total solar eclipse where you live happens about once in 375 years.
2/5 Image credit: Getty Images Glance of total solar eclipse 2017 The last time anyone in the United States witnessed a total solar eclipse was almost 40 years ago, on February 26, 1979 from the Pacific to the Atlantic. The total eclipse on June 8, 1918, passed from Washington to Florida.
3/5 Image credit: Getty Images Solar eclipse viewed from the State of Liberty During a total solar eclipse, the moon and the sun both appear to be about the same size from the ground. According to NASA, this is a celestial coincidence, as the sun is about 400 times wider than the moon and about 400 times farther away.
4/5 Image credit: Getty Images Picture of the total solar eclipse The Canadian Space Agency described the initial glimpses of the eclipse as "Beautiful!" as Americans watched in wonder through telescopes, cameras and protective glasses.
5/5 Image credit: Getty Images Distant view of the solar eclipse in process Millions of Americans armed with protective glasses have marvelled at the first total solar eclipse to unfold from coast to coast in the US in nearly a century.