TOKYO - JULY 22: In this handout image provided by National Astronomical Observatory of Japan and transmitted with the help of NICT and JAXA, the solar eclipse is seen on July 22, 2009 in Iwojima Island, Tokyo, Japan. The longest total eclipse of the sun of this century triggered tourist fever in Asia as astronomy enthusiasts from home and abroad flocked to watch the event The eclipse was visible from within a narrow corridor that begins in India and crosses through Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Myanmar and China. (Photo by National Astronomical Observatory of Japan via Getty Images)
An astronomy buff and her fiance want to be right in the middle of the extremely rare total solar eclipse on August 21. Samantha Adams has scheduled her wedding for 12:30p on August 21st in St Joseph, Missouri. The couple’s entire wedding with have an eclipse theme and every guest will get a pair of solar glasses. The plan is to watch the total eclipse before they take their vows. The total solar eclipse is moving across the country so not everyone will see a total eclipse. NASA put a map out so everyone can see what portion of the total eclipse they will see.
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