Partial solar eclipse will bring crescent sunrise to Northeast U.S. on Thursday - Washington Post

A partial solar eclipse is slated to bring a crescent sunrise to more than 75 million Americans.

As one goes farther north, there will be a deeper eclipse, with more of the sun obscured by the moon.

You may recall that a coast-to-coast swath of the United States enjoyed a total solar eclipse Aug.

The next total solar eclipse to occur over the Lower 48 will take place April 8, 2024.

We call this an annular eclipse, when the moon becomes fully immersed in the sun and yields a glowing ring of light.

The 2019 total solar eclipse illuminated the joys of life.

The next full annular ring of fire eclipse will be visible from the contiguous United States on Oct.