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Jamie Carter

Why I'm going to New Brunswick, Canada, to see next week's 'sunrise' solar eclipse

The sun looks like a crescent as the moon partially obscured a majority of the solar disk at sunrise.

Would you travel across the world to see a 'smiley face' crescent sun appear on the horizon for a few minutes, the tips of its crescent slicing through the haze like 'devil's horns?'

On March 29, 2025, eclipse chasers from across North America — and a handful from beyond — will travel to southwest New Brunswick and eastern Quebec in Canada, and to northeastern Maine in the U.S. to witness 85% of the sun blocked by a new moon as the sun rises in the east.

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