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Whether you watched it or not a once in a lifetime solar eclipse took place on Monday.

There will not be another total solar eclipse in the US until 2044.

Relive the historical 1979 footage captured by NBCDFW, shedding light on past and future eclipses.

A once in a lifetime solar eclipse is set to take place today. Will you be watching?

The solar eclipse is days away and New York is on its direct path of totality. But there are some cities and towns that get to stay in the dark the longest.

Don't just watch the Solar Eclipse, listen to it! This Albany radio station will play Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon in it's entirety Monday afternoon.

Country Living named two scenic spots in the Empire State as the best places to view the once-in-a-lifetime event.

With the total solar eclipse looming it is important you get your glasses from the right place.

The New York Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management is warning New York State residents of a cell phone outage during the Eclipse.

Officials are warning residents in cities to stock up on food and supplies.

Here are all of the times that the solar eclipse will happen in every city in New York State from beginning to end.

The New York State Police are making preparations for the upcoming solar eclipse, which is expected to draw big crowds and tourists along its path in New York in two weeks.