Not sure if there was better place on earth to view December 14th’s solar eclipse than Pucon, Chile where revelers gathered on a beach and cheered the 2 minute totality of celestial alignment. Absolutely incredible:
Dig this satellite footage from NOAA of the eclipse, perspective is everything:
#SATELLITE SPOTLIGHT: Here's a closer look at today's total #SolarEclipse from @NOAA's #GOES16🛰️. The moon's shadow tracked over the southern Pacific Ocean, as well as across #Chile and #Argentina, before moving into the southern Atlantic Ocean just before sunset. pic.twitter.com/YoO9N36s7c
— NOAA Satellites – Public Affairs (@NOAASatellitePA) December 14, 2020
