From what I’ve read, there quite a few solar eclipses in the world every few years, so why is this one in particular so scientifically interesting?
In: Planetary Science
The other answers are correct, for some context the last one was farther south in 2017, I got to see totality in South Carolina
So I guess the fact that it’s passing over the center of the US is why it’s special. Many more opportunities for people to check it out.
If you can, i definitely recommend going to a place where you can see totality. It is really an incredible experience.
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