When will the next total solar eclipse be in the US?

When can we see the next solar eclipse?

Crowds were thrilled throughout North America.

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April 8, 2024, will be a day that goes down in history and many won’t forget it for a long time.

After several years of anticipation, millions of people witnessed a unique astronomical phenomenon in the United States, as well as in Mexico and Canada.

However, many are unclear about when the next solar eclipse in the U.S. will be. Pay close attention.

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The sky darkens in broad daylight

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The skies darkened in broad daylight as a total solar eclipse traversed North America on Monday, April 8.

Those fortunate enough to witness this cosmic spectacle under clear skies were astonished.

Eclipse mania spread across Mexico, the U.S., and Canada as the moon positioned itself between the Earth and the sun.

Practically all North American residents were guaranteed at least a partial view of the eclipse, weather permitting.

It was the most watched eclipse in North American history

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About 200 million people live under the path of the eclipse or near it, not counting the crowds that traveled to get a better view.

Clouds covered much of Texas as the total solar eclipse began its diagonal journey over land.

It started on the Mexican Pacific coasts, which were practically clear, and moved through Texas and another 14 states in the U.S.

It exited through the North Atlantic near Labrador, Canada.

An unforgettable experience

When will we see the next solar eclipse? / PHOTO: AP

A short distance east of Dallas, hundreds of people gathered in downtown Mesquite.

People applauded and whistled as clouds parted just minutes before the eclipse reached its totality phase.

As the sun was finally covered, the ovation grew louder, and those present removed their protective glasses.

Thus, they witnessed the unforgettable sight of the sun’s corona, and Venus shining brightly amidst the darkness.

So when is the next solar eclipse in the U.S.?

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According to USA Today, NASA says the next total solar eclipse in the U.S. won’t happen for 20 years.

The exact date is August 23, 2044, although it will not have the same impact the one we just experienced.

According to the Planetary Society, a non-profit organization involved in research, public outreach and space policy advocacy, it will only be seen in three states.

This astronomical phenomenon will start in Greenland and then pass through Canada before continuing to Montana, North Dakota and South Dakota.

We’ll see another eclipse in 2045

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After the next solar eclipse in 2044, there will be another one on August 12, 2045, with a more solid trajectory.

According to USA Today, it will pass through California, Nevada, Utah, Colorado and New Mexico.

It will also be seen in Oklahoma, Kansas, Texas, Arkansas, Missouri, Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, Florida and Georgia.

Lastly, a partial solar eclipse will also be visible in another 35 states.