17K views · 318 reactions | The sun disappeared behind the moon Monday in a rare total solar eclipse. Millions of people flocked to the "path of totality," where the moon will completely block out the sun, for a chance to experience nearly four minutes of total darkness. The eclipse made its way into North America at Mazatlan, Mexico, as seen in this timelapse from NASA. | PBS NewsHour | Facebook

9.7K views · 116 reactions | SOLAR ECLIPSE: There was a partial solar eclipse on Sunday, but no one on Earth saw it. Thankfully, NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory did. This timelapse shows the Moon partially eclipsing the Sun. | FOX Weather | Facebook

15K views · 444 reactions | MADISON ECLIPSE TIMELAPSE: It looks like the sun is pulling away from the moon as this morning's 'Ring of Fire' eclipse barely stretched into Wisconsin. | WMTV 15 News | Facebook