When and how to watch the solar eclipse in Minnesota, where it’ll be about 75 percent visible

Partial solar eclipses like we will see in Minnesota occur when the moon passes between the sun and earth, but the three aren’t perfectly aligned, according to NASA. It creates a crescent shape with the sun partly covered.
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