Total Solar Eclipse Ends In US, Partial Eclipse Continues

• The eclipse traversed over a dozen states from Texas to Maine.

• Total eclipse now visible in Canada's New Brunswick and Newfoundland provinces.

• Partial eclipse to linger over the US for over an hour.

Partial solar eclipse in New York City

Reuters

After traversing more than a dozen states from Texas to Maine, the total solar eclipse has concluded its journey across the United States. The path of totality has now shifted over parts of Canada's New Brunswick and Newfoundland provinces, where the awe-inspiring celestial event will be visible for a few more minutes.

While the total eclipse has bid farewell to the US, the partial eclipse will linger over the country for a little over an hour. The partial eclipse is expected to come to an end in Maine at 4:41 p.m. EDT, marking the conclusion of this rare astronomical phenomenon.

Spectators and skywatchers across the US were treated to a remarkable display as the moon passed between the Earth and the sun, casting a shadow over the land and plunging areas along the path of totality into temporary darkness. The eclipse garnered widespread attention and drew crowds of eager onlookers who gathered to witness the celestial spectacle.

As the eclipse now transitions to Canada, residents in New Brunswick and Newfoundland have the opportunity to witness the remaining moments of the total eclipse before it fades into the horizon. The natural phenomenon serves as a reminder of the beauty and wonder of the universe, captivating audiences and sparking curiosity about the mysteries of the cosmos.

While the total eclipse has come to an end for the US, the memories of this extraordinary event will linger in the minds of those who witnessed it, serving as a reminder of the power and majesty of nature's celestial ballet.