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2044 solar eclipse path: See where in US totality hits in next eclipse

Compared to this year's eclipse, with a path of totality that will cross over 13 states, the 2044 total solar eclipse won't have as quite as broad of a reach. here's what to know:.

Millions of Americans are by now eagerly awaiting the next total solar eclipse , which is only hours away from passing over a large swath of the continent .

But when the celestial event comes and goes, the awe-inspiring impression it leaves on skygazers may leave them with one question: "When can we see that again?"

Unfortunately, we'll have to wait awhile – this sort of spectacular astral phenomenon doesn't happen very often . Here's what we know about the next total solar eclipse that will cross over the contiguous U.S.

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When will the next total solar eclipse happen in the U.S?

Only seven years have passed since Americans had the opportunity to view a total solar eclipse, a relatively rare celestial event in which the moon appears to us here on Earth to completely block the sun.

The resulting fleeting moments of darkness can last for minutes or just mere seconds and is known as " totality ," whereby the sun's outermost layer known as the corona makes a rare appearance.

Today's total solar eclipse , the first in North America since 2017, will travel over portions of northern Mexico, thousands of miles of the U.S. and the maritime provinces of Canada, according to NASA . According to astronomers, this eclipse will be brighter, will last longer and will be visible to more people than the last one in North America.

It's also the last one for 20 years in the United States.

After Monday, the next total solar eclipse viewable from the lower 48 states will be on Aug. 23, 2044.

2044 total solar eclipse path of totality

Compared to this year's eclipse, with a path of totality that will cross over 13 states, the 2044 total solar eclipse won't have as quite as broad of a reach .

The Planetary Society, a nonprofit involved in research, public outreach and political space advocacy, says that during the 2044 eclipse, the path of totality will only touch three states.

The eclipse will begin in Greenland, sweep through Canada and end around sunset in Montana, North Dakota and South Dakota.

It's not too early to start thinking about where you want to witness it. According to whenisthenexteclipse.com , Americans may want to make sure their passports up to date.

The place to be will likely be Banff National Park in Alberta and Jasper National Park , with Calgary and Edmonton also within the path of totality.

What to know about the 2033 eclipse in Alaska

Outside of the "lower 48," Alaska is set to experience a total solar eclipse much sooner.

On March 30, 2033, a total solar eclipse will occur in Russia and cross over Alaska, according to nationaleclipse.com . The maximum duration of totality for this eclipse will be 2 minutes and 37 seconds.

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ABA: Proposed investment adviser, real estate reporting rules need refinement

FinCEN in February proposed two rulemakings. One was to place BSA requirements on investment advisers. The second proposed rule was to require certain professionals involved in residential real estate closings and settlements to report information to the agency about non-financed transfers of residential real estate to legal entities or trusts. In its letter, ABA said it does not believe the agency meant for the proposals to cover banks and trust companies. Among other things, the association suggested FinCEN revise the definition of “investment adviser” in the rulemaking to exclude persons subject to enterprise-wide BSA regulation at depository institutions or trust companies. ABA also suggested adding similar language to the residential real estate professional proposal, refining the definition of a “reporting person” to exclude activities performed by banks, trust, companies and their affiliates already subject to enterprise-wide BSA regulations to avoid potential confusion.

To preserve “rigorous enterprise-wide BSA standards” and to “avoid confusing, duplicative examinations and other highly undesirable policy outcomes,” ABA urged FinCEN to “refine the definitions to expressly exclude banks and trust companies and all persons subject to a bank’s or trust company’s enterprise-wide AML program from both proposed rules.”

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Liability and the street vendor debate.

In regard to your April 3 story on Clark County and street vendors: There’s a simple reason for this ordinance — liability. In our uber-litigious society, if any little thing should occur where a vendor is at fault, where do you think the lawyers will turn for the money? The vendor? How about Make The Road Nevada? Not likely. No, the lawyers will go to the people who would allow unlicensed, uninsured vendors to operate on their streets. The place where the real money resides.

The county’s safety angle is likely necessary filler — in fact, I doubt they’d care much about actual enforcement as long as the bottom line is met. And their bottom line is making sure their bottom is legally covered if things go south.

Prices still stay high.

Wimpy candidate.

Can we navigate the storm clouds?

Paper’s investigations shine a light on government corruption.

Higher prices will result. Poor families will still pay a higher price for food because Alber-Krog will still control the distribution of food.

The reason our leaders are more polarized than the American people is because of the way we elect our representatives.

The investigation was compromised.

He was clearly guilty of fraud.

Let’s get a few things straight.

Joe Lieberman transcended partisan divides.