North America will be able to see a total Solar Eclipse on Monday 8th April'24.

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Millions will experience dark skies on the 4th of April afternoon.

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The Eclipse will cut across Mexico, 15 US States, and part of Eastern Canada.

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Other States in the US will see a partial Solar Eclipse.

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Solar Eclipse happens when the Moon passes between Earth and Sun.

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This phenomenon obstructs the view of the Sun from some parts of the Earth.

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31.6 Million will be able to see Total Solar Eclipse in the US.

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Whereas 150 Million will be able to see Partial Solar Eclipse.

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The next Solar Eclipse will be in the year 2026, but it will not cross the US.

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Total Solar Eclipse will start at 2.27 pm (EDT) in Texas, and will end up at 3.35 pm in Maine.

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