Residents looking upward for rare total solar eclipse

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fbgstandard01, on August 16, 2017

The last time the United States experienced a total solar eclipse was in 1918. On Monday, Aug. 21, the country from coast to coast will be in the path of the rare event. A total solar eclipse is defined as when the moon is directly between the earth and sun and shades it, according to Hill Country

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