"Stunning Views: Total Solar Eclipses Captured from Space and Earth"

TL;DR
NASA has released stunning images of the total solar eclipse as seen from the International Space Station, showing the Moon's shadow covering parts of Canada and the US. The pictures, taken by the Expedition 71 crew, reveal the eclipse's progression as the ISS orbited 420 kilometers above Earth. The astronauts observed the event through the station's windows, capturing the rare sight before continuing their orbit around the Earth.
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