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Total solar eclipse tracks coast to coast across US

The moon reaches the end of its path across the face of the sun as seen from Southern Illinois University
The moon reaches the end of its path across the face of the sun as seen from Southern Illinois University Source: AAP

Sky-gazers in the United States have cheered and applauded as the sun briefly vanished behind the moon - a total solar eclipse that stretched right across North America for the first time in nearly a century.


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By Peggy Giakoumelos, Kim Phụng

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Sky-gazers in the United States have cheered and applauded as the sun briefly vanished behind the moon - a total solar eclipse that stretched right across North America for the first time in nearly a century.


People converged in cities along the path of totality, a 113-kilometre wide path running through 14 US states, where the moon blocked out all light from the sun.


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