These are the times and cities where the maximum intensity of the next total solar eclipse will be seen.

Monday, April 8, 2024 An astronomical phenomenon that will take the breath of millions can be seen in Mexico, the United States and Canada: Total solar eclipse.

This event, which is considered one of the largest spectacles presented by the alignment of the Earth, the Moon and the Sun, will be visible in several states and provinces. From Sinaloa in Mexico to Newfoundland and Labrador in Canada.

During this eclipse, The moon will be in a perfect position to completely cover the sunlightHe enters the sky in darkness like the darkness of the night.

Moreover, if weather conditions are favourable, Observers will be able to estimate the solar coronaThe outer atmosphere of our star.

The path of the eclipse will start from Mexico, reach the coast of the state of Sinaloa, then pass through Durango and Coahuila before entering the United States.

In the United States, the moon’s shadow will cross several states in the northeast direction, including… Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine.

These are the tables of some cities in the United States that will be able to appreciate the whole phenomenon:

• Dallas, Texas: Total at 1:42 PM CST
• Idabel, Oklahoma: Total at 1:47 PM CST
• Little Rock, Arkansas: Total at 1:52 PM CST
• Poplar Bluff (Missouri): Total at 1:56 PM CST
• Paducah, Kentucky: Total at 2:01 PM CST
• Evansville, Indiana: Total at 2:04 PM CST
• Cleveland, Ohio: Total at 3:15 PM EST
• Erie, Pennsylvania: Total at 3:18 PM EST
• Buffalo, New York: Total at 3:20 PM EST
• Burlington, Vermont: Total at 3:27 PM EST
• Lancaster, New Hampshire: Total at 3:29 PM EST
• Caribou, Maine: Total at 3:33 PM EST

Finally, the eclipse will enter CanadaThey can be observed in areas of the East Coast, such as Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, and Newfoundland and Labrador, before disappearing into the North Atlantic Ocean at dusk.

city San Antonio city in Texas, It will be one of the distinctive places to view both the annular eclipse on October 14 and the total eclipse on April 8, 2024, according to NASA maps.

In other American countries, such as: Central America and northern Colombia, you can experience a partial solar eclipseWith different densities depending on the geographical location of observers.

This eagerly awaited astronomical phenomenon, which some areas have not witnessed for more than 25 years, will provide a unique opportunity to marvel at the magnificence of the universe and enjoy an unparalleled celestial spectacle.