Spanish village turns into NASA’s eclipse broadcast hub
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Villalibado, a once-abandoned village in Burgos, Spain, has been chosen by NASA to host a team for broadcasting the August 12 total solar eclipse to a global audience, thanks to its position along the path of totality, clear horizons and strong communications; the live feed near the church of San Salvador will be streamed via NASA platforms and Exploratorium and distributed to international media as part of a rural revival project.
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