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Angelenos Celebrate 'Ring Of Fire' Solar Eclipse On Social Media
A tree is silhouetted against the full completed Annular Solar Eclipse on Oct. 14, in Capitol Reef National Park, Utah.
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This morning, the moon got between the Earth and the sun to give rise to the "ring of fire" solar eclipse.
Angelenos were there for it, and for those who didn't look up to the skies, we got you covered.
Partial solar eclipse.
— Ben Everard (@beneverard) October 14, 2023
Los Angeles, California. 9:32 am pst. pic.twitter.com/yaFiunn77T
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Here's what looked like from space
And with that, #SolarEclipse2023 has traveled from Oregon to Texas.
— NOAA Satellites (@NOAASatellites) October 14, 2023
Watch the view of the shadow from @NOAA’s #GOESEast as it moves across the Pacific Northwest to the Gulf of Mexico. pic.twitter.com/jW7Iz9wPzX
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