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Ask Axios: Can I watch the eclipse at home?

Alissa Widman Neese

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Reader Chris B. asks: Will the eclipse be televised?

We've highlighted many of the best places in Ohio to view the April 8 total solar eclipse in person.

Yes, but: With so many visitors flocking here from across the country to be part of eclipse-mania, we don't blame some for considering virtual viewing options.

Plus: No eclipse glasses necessary!

How to watch (at home): NASA will broadcast the rare phenomenon live from 1-4pm on NASA TV, nasa.gov, the NASA app and on YouTube.

The American Astronomical Society is tracking other live streams on its website.

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