Are you ready for 2024?
Follow the Dave’s Universe blog: www.Astronomy.com/davesuniverse Follow Dave Eicher on Twitter: @deicherstar On April 8 of next year, what promises to be the most viewed total eclipse in history will sweep across North America. Remember the amazing eclipse in 2017? More than 12 million Americans lived within the path of totality for that event. This time, the number who can simply walk outside and see the total eclipse (given clear skies, of course) soars to more than 31 million. More than half the U.S. population lives within 250 miles of the path of totality. It will be an astonishing, widely viewed celestial event. If you don’t know where you’re going for the eclipse yet, it’s high time to start figuring it out. The path moves through Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana,…