The sun disappeared behind the moon Monday in a rare total solar eclipse.
Millions of people flocked to the “path of totality,” where the moon will completely block out the sun, for a chance to experience nearly four minutes of total darkness.
The eclipse made its way into North America at Mazatlan, Mexico, as seen in this timelapse from NASA.
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