On: The most accurate map for August 21’s total solar ...

[qwerunf]

It's "relatively" easily accessible for those living in the United States and covers a huge swath of the country.

Many total solar eclipses happen over the middle of the ocean, or at the poles, or in a location that is not as easily accessible.

The next eclipse (after this one) to pass through the United States is in 2024.

[ngokevin → qwerunf]

For other people's information, it will cut through Mexico, Texas (incl. Dallas), Arkansas, New York (Buffalo), Maine.

[sulam → ngokevin]

Err, what will? Partial? Totality cuts from Oregon to South Carolina and gets nowhere near Mexico or Maine.

[afterburner → sulam]

He's talking about the 2024 eclipse.

[sulam → afterburner]

Ah! Fair! I hope I get to see it. :)