Your total solar eclipse guide: All you need to know 🌘 🌑

Where to see it, fun eclipse facts, DIY viewing tips, and more Having trouble viewing this email? [Click Here]( [10best logo]( [forward this email]( On April 8, a total solar eclipse will be visible along a path of totality from Mexico, through the United States, to Canada — an event that won’t happen again in the United States until August 2044. We reached out to eclipse experts at science centers across the country to learn more about this historic event and help our readers prepare. For instance, did you know you should protect your smartphone camera, as well as your eyes, when you document an eclipse? If you post your eclipse escapades on social, please tag us (@10best). We just might share your stellar shots with USA TODAY 10Best followers! --------------------------------------------------------------- [Your total solar eclipse guide, from fun facts to DIY viewing tips]( [Your total solar eclipse guide, from fun facts to DIY viewing tips]( All eyes will be on the sky on April 8, as North Americans observe the solar eclipse. To help readers prepare, we have assembled this guide with answers to your most frequently asked questions. [Read the Story]( [share on facebook]( [share on twitter]( [share on pinterest]( [10 solar eclipse fun facts to share with your friends]( [10 solar eclipse fun facts to share with your friends]( How much do you actually know about solar eclipses? Scientists and eclipse experts share 10 fun facts that might surprise you. [Read More]( [Don't have eclipse glasses? Try these DIY tips to safely view the eclipse]( [Don't have eclipse glasses? Try these DIY tips to safely view the eclipse]( Didn't have time to buy eclipse glasses? No problem! Experts share how to view the solar eclipse safely with these DIY tips. [Read More]( [Where are the best places to see the 2024 solar eclipse?]( [Where are the best places to see the 2024 solar eclipse?]( On April 8, a total solar eclipse will travel across Mexico, into Texas, and up to Maine — passing through parts of Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, Vermont, and New Hampshire. With most of our country's population within a 250-mile drive of the path of totality, cities along this path are embracing their roles as the best places to see the total solar eclipse 2024. While any location along the eclipse's path of totality will offer an unforgettable experience, these 12 cities are hosting spectacular celestial celebrations. [Read the Story]( [share on facebook]( [share on twitter]( [share on pinterest]( [10best logo]( Trusted Travel + Lifestyle Advice [visit us on facebook]( [visit us on twitter]( [visit us on pinterest]( [visit us on pinterest]( --------------------------------------------------------------- 32 E Broad St, Greenville, SC 29601 Need to unsubscribe? [Click Here](