The Total Solar Eclipse From Space
It was a heavenly event that had humans stop looking down at their phones and up at the sky instead.
The Total Eclipse Of The Sun appeared to those of us in Wyoming for about 2 minutes and 26 seconds. It took about 94 minutes to roll across North America, but thanks to a NOAA satellite and technology, you can see the eclipse shadow from space in four seconds.
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