"Astronaut's Perspective: Witnessing a Solar Eclipse from Space"

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Astronaut Terry Virts witnessed a total solar eclipse from the International Space Station in 2015, describing the moon's shadow as "unnatural." He emphasized the rarity and awe-inspiring nature of the event, urging people to experience the upcoming 2024 total solar eclipse, which will pass over the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. Virts highlighted the difference between a partial and total eclipse, noting that the latter is a million times more impressive. He also partnered with Sonic Drive-In to promote the eclipse and advised safe viewing practices.
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