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Watch a recording of ’s LIVE show of the total solar eclipse on April 8, 2024. 00:15:10 Welcome 00:36:26 Solar eclipse map/interview with Neill Sanders 01:02:32 Start of partial eclipse 01:27:10 Sunspots and active solar cycle 01:50:33 Counting down to totality in Torreón, Mexico 02:02:03 Totality in Torreón, Mexico 02:09:19 Countdown to totality in Llano, Texas 02:19:35 Totality in Llano, Texas 02:27:37 Reactions to totality in Llano, Texas 02:48:59 Counting down to totality in Arkadelphia, Arkansas 02:34:32 Totality in Arkadelphia, Arkansas 02:48:49 Reactions to totality in Arkadelphia, Arkansas 03:07:30 Counting down to totality in Burlington, Vermont 03:11:11 Totality in Burlington, Vermont 03:26:29 Reaction to totality in Burlington, Vermont 03:47:47 Interview with Steffen Thorsen 04:09:56 Upcoming eclipses in 2024 This was the third time in seven years that a total or annular eclipse crossed the United States mainland, following the total eclipse of August 2017 and the annular eclipse of October 2023. The narrow path of totality—where the Moon covers the Sun completely, causing a total eclipse—ran through Mexico (from Sinaloa to Coahuila), the US (from Texas to Maine), and Canada (from Ontario to Newfoundland). A partial eclipse was visible across nearly all of North America, and a sliver of western Europe. has animations, maps, times, and much more for this eclipse. You can also watch the recording at and read our live blog with time-stamped progress reports and background information about the eclipse. Keep an eye on for an up-to-date streaming schedule for future events.
