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This is what the total solar eclipse only visible from Antarctica looked like

December 3rd, 2021 Andrew Villeneuve Core Topics

The weather cooperated, allowing NASA to offer a livestream of the eclipse courtesy of the Theo Boris and Christian Lockwood of the JM Pasachoff Antarctic Expedition.

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