In San Antonio, sky gazers were left breathless in amazement on Saturday morning. The Alamo City was the largest city in the U.S. in the direct path of the…
In San Antonio, sky gazers were left breathless in amazement on Saturday morning. The Alamo City was the largest city in the U.S. in the eclipse's direct path.
“Oh no, my God,” five-year-old Lincoln Silvas said. Silvas’ mother, Bianca, pressed the eclipse sunglasses as he looked up. “I can actually see it through the clouds, Arsalaan Syed said. Syed traveled from out of state with his father. The most important item in their luggage: a telescope. “I came here all the way from Kansas.”“I love this kind of stuff. I’ve chased stars ever since i was a little kid,” Kenneth Chapman said. Chapman and his wife live in North Carolina. “It’s just a really cool moment, but I’ve never seen this ‘ring of fire’ in person so, that will be the thing hopefully I can get a great picture of.
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