North America is in awe of the solar eclipse

Close to 150 million people followed live yesterday the total solar eclipse that traveled all over North America, from Mexico to Canada, passing through the United States. The astronomical phenomenon of the year attracted the attention of crowds in a long journey from South to North and from the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic Ocean over the course of more than five hours in a strip about 200 kilometers wide in which the light of the Sun came to be completely hidden by the passage of the Moon between the Sun itself and the Earth. Dubbed the great American eclipse, it has been the most seen in history, because it is difficult for it to pass through areas of the world with such a large number of inhabitants. The image captures the moment when the eclipse is about to occur in Mazatlan, Mexico. / Drafting