2023 Annular Solar Eclipse

The October 14 annular solar eclipse will cross North, Central, and South America. It will be visible in parts of the US, Mexico, and countries throughout South and Central America. In this event, the Moon will cover part of the Sun, and will move in front of it for a period of time.
The annular solar eclipse begins in Oregon at 9.13 a.m. PDT (16:13 UTC) and ends in Texas at 12:03 p.m. CDT (17:03 UTC). We will bring you live views from our robotic assets and photographers in the field.
Assets of NASA about the eclipse: science.nasa.gov/eclipses/fut...
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[@trans-feminine-hottie]

I was in a kayak on the Tennessee River for the total eclipse a few years ago, and it's one of those things you will never forget. The birds went dead silent. It was just an amazing experience. I'm ready for next year!

[@Allan_aka_RocKITEman]

GREAT live stream, everybody!!!!

[@corrinastanley125]

Thanks to all of the NSF team. Great stream.

[@thomasbunner734]

Thank you all for putting together the greatest show on Earth! Great commentary!

[@ValleyoftheRogue]

I was in Medford, Oregon, on October 14 and saw the annular eclipse. This despite the fog. The eclipse glasses cut right through the fog. I was in the middle of a bicycling event when I pulled over to the side of a road and made sure I watched the eclipse in its entirety. It was absolutely awesome. All three varieties of solar eclipses are phenomenal.

[@laurin4405]

. 🔭Thanks SO Much @JasonBach🔭🤗 📷THANK You Jack📷

[@_tylerkinney]

This was awesome to watch!

[@DonnaCurryVoiceOver]

Thank you!

[@JAiRUh0326]

Nice thank you!!!!

[@joannelivote9803]

Fantastic, thanks

[@frrapp2366]

just booked our hotel room in texas and had to find one outside of the path ,even the campsites were booked up, some even making you book for 5 days

[@rjswas]

Sadly never seen a total or annular solar eclipse here in Australia, either missed it or couldn't see it, so here are some time stamps to help those that would like to see the main action, but keep in mind, the stream team give a lot of good info.

[@zapfanzapfan]

Nice protuberances!

[@fatimafatimao3342]

Obrigada

[@starz_yeep]

WOOO SOLAR ECLIPSE WAS GREAT!

[@angelatanurdzic7508]

Nice 😍

[@rebeccaramirez308]

Nice❤

[@frrapp2366]

got to see the 2017 eclipse from Colombia MO stayed with a cousin (about 5 hours away) then watched this one from a state park near Albuquerque NM, pics with 35mm canon and cell phone through telescope . planning on watching the 24 from near Paris TX . If you have a chance to see an eclipse DO IT even if you have to drive a ways> Full eclipse is Incredible !!!!!!!!!!

[@alexbrons9681]

Hi I was out side and got to see solar eclipse

[@mendelmarozov888]

Super cloudy in Cleveland area😢