THIS IS THE FIRST TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE OF 2019 Total Solar Eclipse 2019 is all set to take place on July 2 (Tuesday). It's been nearly two years since the "Great American Eclipse". Millions crammed into a 70-mile (110-kilometer) wide path of totality stretching from coast to coast, where the Moon blotted out the Sun to usher in a spontaneous nightfall. It was a planetary cavalcade unlike anything most had seen. Total Solar Eclipse 2019 is all set to take place on July 2 (Tuesday). A solar eclipse is something which occurs when the moon is between the sun and the earth. In a total eclipse, the disk of the sun is fully concealed by the moon whereas, in partial eclipse, only a certain part of the sun is obscured. This Tuesday, Earth will again find itself the backdrop of the Moon's shadow, but this time, basking in the lunar umbra won't be so easy. Though the path of totality spans 6,000 miles (9,600 kilometres), most of it is over the remot
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