A solar eclipse will plunge a wide strip of North America into daytime darkness on Monday.But whether you can see it depends on weather conditions, and where you are. Forecasters are predicting cloudy conditions in northern Mexico, Texas and parts of the Great Lakes region.

In the past, people thought it signalled the end of the world. What's the history of eclipses on Earth? The Forum investigated before another major eclipse, in 2017:
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Millions hoping to catch Monday’s solar eclipse along the “path of totality” may face less-than-optimal viewing conditions. https://go.forbes.com/c/uUKd

What you need to know about Monday's solar eclipse: When, where and how to watch it. https://go.forbes.com/c/zY8p

Using a phone or camera screen can be an effective way of viewing Monday’s solar eclipse—but without proper precautions, experts warn the sun can also break your phone and ruin your camera. https://go.forbes.com/c/C4JL

As millions of people across North America prepare to watch the Great American Eclipse, experts told Forbes how to safely enjoy the solar eclipse and how to keep pets and children safe too. https://go.forbes.com/c/QwDv

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