"2024 Solar Eclipse: Highlights and FAQs for Viewing in the U.S."
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Indiana did not see the expected influx of tourists for the 2024 total solar eclipse, with Bloomington, Nashville, and Indianapolis all experiencing lower numbers than predicted. Factors such as the wider path of totality, more options for viewing locations, and the possibility of cloud cover may have contributed to the lower attendance. Despite this, local events and tourism still saw success, with Indianapolis being the most booked destination within the path of totality and Visit Indy breaking their record for website traffic in a single day.
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- Solar eclipse maps show 2024 totality path, peak times and how much of the eclipse people could see across the U.S. CBS News
- 25 Questions (and Answers!) About the Great North American Eclipse The University of Texas at Austin
- In Indiana, the best spot to see the 2024 solar eclipse is wherever you are Space.com
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