On Tuesday, a total solar eclipse stretched across South America. The path of totality, where the moon visibly blocks the sun, spanned parts of Chile and Argentina. Outside the path of totality, a partial solar eclipse was visible.
Companies are cashing in on the Great American Eclipse -- and consumers are all for it. Here are ways to celebrate the upcoming total solar eclipse around the U.S., including special drinks, doughnuts and travel.
The total solar eclipse will be seen Aug. 21 across the U.S. Whether you're in the path of totality or hope to take a peek at the partially eclipsed sun elsewhere, here's how to keep your eyes safe, according to NASA.
