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I don’t think I was properly programmed for relationships. Or something. I was left outside. I want you back. Ow.
Magic Mountain
Photograph by Randall Benton, Sacramento Bee/AP
The sun is largely obscured by the moon over Mount Shasta, California, in a multiple-exposure picture taken on Sunday. Viewers in North America saw the solar eclipse start at the California-Oregon border around 6:30 p.m. PT on May 20.
The eclipse then crossed southern Nevada, southern Utah, the Grand Canyon in northern Arizona, the lower-left corner of Colorado, and most of New Mexico before ending near Lubbock, Texas, around sunset at 8:36 p.m. CT. (See pictures of a June 2010 total solar eclipse.)