Bianca Bartz
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This morning, August 1, a total solar eclipse caused people from around the world to gather in front of their computers to watch NASA TV who broadcast the event from 6 to 8:15 a.m. EST. Nasa TV streamed the phenomenon live from China, but the total solar eclipse was also visible for people in some parts of Canada as well as northern Greenland, the Arctic, central Russia and Mongolia. Nasa partnered with San Francisco’s Exploratorium Science Centre and the University of California at Berkeley to stream the webcast.  The eclipse swept across Earth in a narrow path that began in Canada’s northern province of Nunavut and ended in northern China’s Silk Road region.
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