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TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE HILL COUNTRY

SET CLOCK FOR 1:32 P.M.; FEEL THE WAVE; WATCH THE ANIMALS
TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE HILL COUNTRY
Thousands of people gather on Main Street in Boerne, putting on their solar eclipse glasses to view October's annual eclipse. Boerne Star file photo

The total solar eclipse will grace our skies on Monday, April 8. This is the sky’s most dramatic event.

In the United States, 31.5 million people live within the path of totality. Considering there are 333 million people living in the U.S., that’s approximately 1%. For those people, if the sky is clear, all they need to do is step outside, look up, and BOOM! — eclipse!

In Boerne, the partial eclipse starts at 12:14 p.m. when a small bite out of the sun will indicate what is to come, as the moon is starting to pass between the earth and sun.

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