July 2, 2019: Total Solar Eclipse

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What Time Was the Eclipse?

Started	12:55 pm EDT
Total (Started)	2:01 pm EDT
Maximum	3:22 pm EDT
Total (Ended)	4:44 pm EDT
Ended	5:50 pm EDT

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Watch the Sun get Totally Eclipsed

This total solar eclipse was visible from a narrow belt stretching from parts of Chile and Argentina just before sunset. Some regions in the Pacific and in South America, including in Ecuador, Brazil, Uruguay, and Paraguay, saw a partial solar eclipse.

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