Eye-catching highlights from the partial solar eclipse
Thursday's skies brought a welcomed treat to those who saw it on Thursday, as a partial solar eclipse darkened pieces of the sun throughout North America.
From the east coast to the west, lucky stargazers who looked upwards – with protective glasses, of course – got to see the rare phenomenon for themselves. Those in the middle parts of the country and westward had the best views throughout the U.S.
Didn't get a chance to see the eclipse yourself? See the gallery of photos and a round-up of social media reactions.
NASA offered viewers a live view of the earlier eclipse.
Paste BN Weather tweeted a photo from a Your Take contributor.
Penn State meteorologist Jacob DeFlitch shared his view.
Michael Chow, The Arizona Republic, caught this multi-exposure picture.
The Republic's Michael Pace has a good perspective.