A partial solar eclipse will be visible across 26 U.S. states on Wednesday, August 12th, though the path of totality will be confined to Greenland, Iceland, and Spain. The deepest view in the U.S. will be in Alaska, with approximately 37% of the sun covered, while Maine will offer the best view in the contiguous U.S. at about 28% coverage. Observers will need eclipse glasses to safely view the event, with timings varying by location. AI
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