3 minutes and 52 seconds of totality
Where time stood still and people came together to be present in this totally humbling and awe-inspiring moment
Every 18 months or so, somewhere in the world, a total solar eclipse takes place. Total, because during these few minutes or seconds, the moon completely covers the sun. It’s only visible from narrow path of totality, a section of earth around 9000 miles long and only 90 miles wide. A total solar eclipse is a predictable event governed by the laws of ph…
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