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Totality! Solar eclipse provides show in the sky

Posted by Lane Luckie on

For the first time in decades, a solar eclipse was visible to millions of people in the United States.

Across the country and here in East Texas people were looking to the sky with special lenses to catch a glimpse of the moon passing between the Earth and the Sun.

Look up! But only if you have special protective eye wear.

East Texas was expected to see as much as 80% coverage during the eclipse.

Many members of the KLTV team joined our live coverage from the Center for Earth and Space Science Education at Tyler Junior College.

The views expressed in this blog do not necessarily reflect the views of KLTV/KTRE-TV or Raycom Media.  They are solely the opinion of the author. All content © Copyright 2017 Lane Luckie

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Lane Luckie is an award-winning journalist based in Texas. A news anchor, reporter and producer, he is also an avid photographer and traveler. His journalistic interests include government, aviation, spaceflight, religion, and higher education. Luckie received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Broadcast Journalism from Northwestern State University.

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