Solar eclipse 2024: ISS, SpaceX share video from space
While millions of people across North America got to experience Monday's total solar eclipse from the ground, we are now seeing it from a new angle.
Starlink shared video a view from one of its satellites.
You can clearly see the moon's shadow on Earth.
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This afternoon, Dallas-Fort Worth was at the heart of a total solar eclipse.
SpaceX has rarely released video from the cameras on satellites. As of March 2024, there are more than 5,400 operational Starlink satellites in orbit as a part of the company's global internet service.
The crew at the International Space Station also got to see the shadow.
They were 260 miles above southeastern Canada at the time.
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Looking the other direction, at the sun itself, the actual eclipse from the station was only about 90 percent.