Just days after the autumnal equinox, as if to celebrate the start of fall, the full moon wanders into the spot of sky exactly opposite the sun, ushering in the last total eclipse in the United States until the year 2000.
Just days after the autumnal equinox, as if to celebrate the start of fall, the full moon wanders into the spot of sky exactly opposite the sun, ushering in the last total eclipse in the United States until the year 2000.
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