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When is the eclipse going to happen? North America is about to see a big solar eclipse, but where you are will determine the time, the duration, and precisely what you'll see.

Growing up, space intrigued me. I wasn't exactly building model rockets in my backyard, but the idea of floating among the stars always seemed like a nifty alternative to physics class. While my dreams didn't take me to NASA, they occasionally drifted to the cosmos. So, when the opportunity to attend Adult Space Camp emerged, it felt like a cosmic nod to those quieter daydreams, albeit with a grown-up twist.

Have you always dreamed of engaging in a virtual F-16 battle? Do you wish to play commercial airline captain for a day while attempting a landing at the world's busiest airport? You don't have to wait too long or travel too far to fulfill your AvGeek fantasies.

The upcoming solar eclipse on Monday, April 8, will enthral skywatchers across North America. The very best views—by far—will be afforded only to those that have traveled into (or live in) the 115 miles wide path of totality that stretches from Mexico to Canada via parts of 15 U.S. states.

This innovative collaboration between Eve and Flexjet is a testament to their commitment to shaping the future of urban air mobility and providing efficient and sustainable solutions for the future of urban transportation.