If it helps, we won't be able to see it from Europe either – but we'll be following some online streams for sure! — ESA (@esa) August 14, 2017

Solar eclipses are #BusinessAsUsual for SOHO, which will provide context info for #Eclipse2017. The Sun #now: https://t.co/QzCXveAmvX pic.twitter.com/NeYVWd7K8y — ESA Science (@esascience) August 14, 2017

The peak is over, there should still be some visible tonight, although less frequent. Hoping for clear skies for you this time! — ESA (@esa) August 14, 2017

Our #imageoftheweek is by Proba-2 of Feb's annular eclipse (see #video); it will also see partial eclipses on 21 Aug https://t.co/XvbTPciqaO — ESA Science (@esascience) August 14, 2017

How will we observe next week's total #solareclipse? Find out more with the @esascience #IOTW –> https://t.co/WsU1wAgtH6 pic.twitter.com/0p3qRSLTBj — ESA (@esa) August 14, 2017

Ahead of today's planned @SpaceX #Dragon cargo launch, explore visiting vehicles to @Space_Station #Vitamissionhttps://t.co/gD7LIO0py9 pic.twitter.com/ojCzPxYITV — Human Spaceflight (@esaspaceflight) August 14, 2017

The subject of this @ESA #Hubble Picture of the Week is interacting with its near neighbour https://t.co/31dUm4EIbz pic.twitter.com/rdAbCocCRl — HUBBLE (@HUBBLE_space) August 14, 2017

At 18:31 CEST / 16:31 GMT on Monday #Dragon https://t.co/COmzCwwhS7 — ESA (@esa) August 13, 2017