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Will the sky be clear enough to see the eclipse? This question was on the minds of many people attempting to view yesterday’s solar eclipse. The path of total darkness […]

Catch @astro_paolo, @AstroPeggy and @AstroKomrade live talking about the #solareclipse2017 from space now: https://t.co/kLrqFlD505 https://t.co/ugSIpg83EX — ESA (@esa) August 21, 2017

First images of partial #solareclipse from space by our Proba-2 satellite are here! https://t.co/lQBkzdszEj #Eclipse2017 #SolarEclipse2017 pic.twitter.com/QO9TifBhTt — ESA Science (@esascience) August 21, 2017

Voila! The #Eclipse2017 shadow from @Space_Station, no words needed // Voilà! L'eclisse vista dalla Stazione Spaziale, non servono parole… pic.twitter.com/7kD5AYb5zj — Paolo Nespoli (@astro_paolo) August 21, 2017

Going, going, gone. Partial #solareclipse decreasing. It's a wrap for #CesarEclipse17 team. 👏 #solareclipse2017 #eclipse2017 pic.twitter.com/sXMmfiIpXn — ESA Science (@esascience) August 21, 2017

#CesarEclipse17 images running again, playing catch up! Beautiful image from totality https://t.co/20xbNoicMC #SolarEclipse2017 #Eclipse2017 pic.twitter.com/5GZfLCfmma — ESA Science (@esascience) August 21, 2017

Meanwhile in #space: how the solar corona has been looking to our SOHO satellite. #Eclipse2017 https://t.co/REge0DvedM pic.twitter.com/16h1T9YT1s — ESA Science (@esascience) August 21, 2017

Station transits sun at 5 miles per second in video taken at 1,500 frames per second with high-speed camera from Banner, Wyoming. pic.twitter.com/x6NNvCc0Af — Intl. Space Station (@Space_Station) August 21, […]

Totality is almost upon #CesarEclipse17 team in Casper. https://t.co/20xbNo0BV4#Eclipse2017 #SolarEclipse2017 pic.twitter.com/mGmoihFEJC — ESA Science (@esascience) August 21, 2017