"Your Guide to Watching the Total Solar Eclipse Live on April 8"
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As the solar eclipse on April 8 approaches, there are free apps available for iPhones and Androids to watch the event, including NASA's app with live coverage and astronaut live streams, the Total Solar Eclipse app from the Exploratorium, and the One Eclipse app with a countdown timer and audio prompts. Additionally, NASA TV can be streamed on Roku and Amazon Fire stick, or watched on NASA's YouTube channel for those who prefer not to download an app.
- Rossen Reports: Free apps to watch solar eclipse live WDSU New Orleans
- Total solar eclipse: What you need to know on April 8 Chicago Tribune
- Will a gloomy weather forecast scare away eclipse watchers in the Hill Country? KEYE TV CBS Austin
- Total solar eclipse forecast: Will your city have clear skies Monday? The Associated Press
- What time is the total solar eclipse on April 8? Space.com
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