JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Millions of people got a glimpse of Monday’s total solar eclipse – the first total solar eclipse to be visible in Canada since 1979, the first in Mexico since 1991 and the first in the United States since 2017.
This year, residents of Jacksonville only witnessed a partial solar eclipse, with about 60% of the sun being obscured by the moon. Although it was only partial coverage, the community got outside to see the event and shared their photos and videos on SnapJAX.
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Carianne Luter
Here are some reactions around the station!
Kimberly kcwellshot
Taken on a DSLR, here’s some photos I managed to take!
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Tiffany Salameh
Reporter Jim Piggot and managing editor Jodi Mohrmann looking at the eclipse outside the station ☀️🌙
Carianne Luter
Saffy is styling!
Pajamamike
Solar Halo
Tiffany Salameh
Look closely 🌘 a picture of the eclipse around 3:00 today from a friend at Baptist South
Ed Van Voorhis
Ed Van Voorhis and family
Allison Basye
Eclipse tutorial for kids. Can also be used for snack time after lesson.