Can day turn dark for a minute?
This August, I take a summer trip.
I go to Spain for this.
An eclipse is simple.
The moon covers the sun. (science.nasa.gov)
I pack water, a hat, and eclipse glasses.
Then the big moment comes.
Not at noon.
It comes late in the day. (science.nasa.gov)
First, the sun looks smaller.
Then, day looks like night.
People get quiet and look up.
Soon, the light comes back.
One dark minute can stay bright. (science.nasa.gov)










