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Following the eclipse was a groundbreaking ceremony of the International Dark Sky Discovery Center in Fountain Hills.
Arizona won’t see the full solar eclipse in all its glory but Arizonans can still enjoy the spectacle.
The solar eclipse is happening on Monday, April 8. For many Native American cultures, the eclipse is more than a spectacle.
According to new research published by JAMA Internal Medicine, there was an increase in deadly crashes during the 2017 solar eclipse.
Solar eclipse to happen on April 8, bringing total darkness to parts of the U.S.
While eclipse watchers look to the skies, people who are blind or visually impaired will be able to hear and feel the celestial event.
People can get their hands on some free glasses at several chain stores.
MoonPie has launched a Solar Eclipse Survival Kit.
The cost of flights, hotels and rental cars is up in those areas, but there’s still a chance to make some last-minute travel plans.
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