@NASA: On Aug. 12, you have the chance to experience a total solar eclipse from anywhere in the world. Starting at 1:15pm ET (…
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NASA will stream a live broadcast of the total solar eclipse on Aug. 12 starting at 1:15pm ET, with safe viewing tips and science commentary.
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On Aug. 12, you have the chance to experience a total solar eclipse from anywhere in the world.
Starting at 1:15pm ET (1715 UTC), we’ll stream live as the Moon passes in front of the Sun, bringing the views and the science straight to you.
Get safe viewing tips in this video. https://t.co/AMkUR50Fo7
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