It's impossible to feel the full magic of an eclipse. That's why I'm always chasing the next one

Muzammil Hussain April 06, 2024

A smiling man gives a thumbs-up while posing with two large camera systems and a mountain range in the distance.

Alan Dyer was a Winnipeg kid in the space-race days of the 1960s when he decided he needed to experience a total solar eclipse. This week, he's on the road with a carload of gear to see his 17th.

Alan Dyer was a Winnipeg kid in the space-race days of the 1960s when he decided he needed to experience a total solar eclipse. This week, he's on the road with a carload of gear to see his 17th. A smiling man gives a thumbs-up while posing with two large camera systems and a mountain range in the distance.

Alan Dyer was a Winnipeg kid in the space-race days of the 1960s when he decided he needed to experience a total solar eclipse. This week, he's on the road with a carload of gear to see his 17th.

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