Not sure where to view the eclipse? NASA has maps and downloads to help you understand where the eclipse will be. And they're totally free!! Just go to the NASA Eclipse Maps Page. This page has so many tools to help you understand more about the eclipse.
Here's the good new: The eclipse will be dissecting the United States from west to east. Basically going right across the middle. That means more people will be able to see it.
Here's the bad news: If you are not in the path of totality, you won't experience the darkness during the day. The path of totality is approximately 70 miles wide according to eclipse2017.org And if you are not in the path, it won't be the same at all. The difference will be like night and day. Literally.
So check out the maps on NASA and see if you can plan on being there. It will be worth it. If you missed it check out yesterday's post on three simple things to do to get ready for the eclipse. Or you can visit our t-shirt blog (our main job is to make t-shirts for sale on Amazon) and get some cool tees for the eclipse.
In the meantime, you get check out this fun gear to plan your eclipse experience:
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