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The first explorers of Mars include the rich and entitled, the bratty kids, the barnstorming aviators, and the selfie-obsessed social media sensations. (Did you think we meant humans?)

Upcoming eclipses by the numbers

by Michael Zeiler
In the next 12 months, an annular and then a total solar eclipse will cross the U.S. Here’s where to see them.

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