Millions of people flocked to beauty spots to watch the event.
People watch a rare ‘ring of fire’ solar eclipse along the Las Vegas Strip on Saturday Millions of people had looked forward to the annular solar eclipse, which sees a bright, blazing border as the moon moves between the Earth and sun.
There were cheers for those with an unfettered view in Albuquerque, where the celestial event coincided with an international balloon fiesta that typically draws tens of thousands of spectators and hundreds of hot air balloon pilots from around the world. Harry Hughes from Houston and Dani Colmenares from Canada watch the eclipse on the second day of the second weekend of the Austin City Limits Music Festival
At Bryce Canyon National Park in southern Utah tiny lights could be seen along a well known trail that snakes through a valley of red rock hoodoos as eclipse enthusiasts hit the trail before sunrise to stake out their preferred spots in nooks and crannies along the way.
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