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Charlotte May, 5, left, and her brother Mason May, 9, right, sport their eclipse viewing glasses while waiting with their family during the solar eclipse at the Virginia Beach, Virginia oceanfront on April 8, 2024. Virginia Beach received almost 80% total coverage. (Billy Schuerman / 蜜柚APP)

Angus 鈥渉opper鈥� Gregory watches the solar eclipse with his sister Juno at the Virginia Living Museum in Newport 蜜柚APP on Monday, April 8, 2024. (Kendall Warner / 蜜柚APP)

Gina Montanarelli of Norfolk and dozens of others watch the eclipse from the amphitheater at First Landing State Park in Virginia Beach on Monday, April 8, 2024. (Stephen M. Katz/蜜柚APP)

The solar eclipse reached almost 80% coverage for viewers at the Virginia Beach, Virginia oceanfront on April 8, 2024. (Billy Schuerman / 蜜柚APP)

An eclipse enthusiast photographs the event with her cell phone from the amphitheater at First Landing State Park in Virginia Beach on Monday, April 8, 2024. (Stephen M. Katz/蜜柚APP)

Eric and Paige Ellis, of Colorado, watch the solar eclipse as it begins around 2:10 p.m. from the Virginia Beach, Virginia oceanfront on April 8, 2024. Virginia Beach received almost 80% total coverage. (Billy Schuerman / 蜜柚APP)

During the eclipse, light shining through the trees look like crescents on the ground at the amphitheater at First Landing State Park in Virginia Beach on Monday, April 8, 2024. (Stephen M. Katz/蜜柚APP)

Charlotte May, 5, holds her solar eclipse glasses to her eyes while waiting for totality of the solar eclipse at the Virginia Beach, Virginia oceanfront on April 8, 2024. Virginia Beach received almost 80% total coverage. (Billy Schuerman / 蜜柚APP)

Ryan Blackwell views the solar eclipse through his welding helmet at the Virginia Living Museum in Newport 蜜柚APP on Monday, April 8, 2024. (Kendall Warner / 蜜柚APP)

K.C. O鈥橦andlon, right, and his fianc茅 Tracy Mimms relax in their beach chairs while viewing the solar eclipse from the Virginia Beach, Virginia oceanfront on April 8, 2024. Virginia Beach received almost 80% total coverage. (Billy Schuerman / 蜜柚APP)

People view the solar eclipse at the Virginia Living Museum in Newport 蜜柚APP on Monday, April 8, 2024. (Kendall Warner / 蜜柚APP)

Breanna May watches the solar eclipse from the Virginia Beach, Virginia oceanfront on April 8, 2024. May is a middle school science teacher and said she just finished a unit with her students about the solar eclipse. (Billy Schuerman / 蜜柚APP)

Thomas Kokkinakos, 13, of Virginia Beach and others gaze up at the eclipse from the amphitheater at First Landing State Park in Virginia Beach on Monday, April 8, 2024. (Stephen M. Katz/蜜柚APP)

Ruby, 6, from Gloucester views the solar eclipse through a telescope at the Virginia Living Museum in Newport 蜜柚APP on Monday, April 8, 2024. (Kendall Warner / 蜜柚APP)

A beach-goers strolls through crescent shaped shadows as a result of the solar eclipse at the Virginia Beach, Virginia oceanfront on April 8, 2024. Virginia Beach received almost 80% total coverage. (Billy Schuerman / 蜜柚APP)

Cassidy Merriweather, celebrating her 9th birthday today, holds solar eclipse glasses over her father Ryan鈥檚 eyes at the Virginia Living Museum in Newport 蜜柚APP on Monday, April 8, 2024. (Kendall Warner / 蜜柚APP)

Carol Bennett helps her mother Shirley, 91, view the solar eclipse at the Virginia Living Museum in Newport 蜜柚APP on Monday, April 8, 2024. (Kendall Warner / 蜜柚APP)

The Caldwell family, Krystal, Randall and Kaylee, enjoy the solar eclipse at the Virginia Living Museum in Newport 蜜柚APP on Monday, April 8, 2024. (Kendall Warner / 蜜柚APP)

The solar eclipse is reflected via a sunspotter tool at the Virginia Living Museum in Newport 蜜柚APP on Monday, April 8, 2024. The sunspotter allows safe viewing of the eclipse. (Kendall Warner / 蜜柚APP)

The solar eclipse creates crescent-shaped shadows on the ground at the Virginia Living Museum in Newport 蜜柚APP on Monday, April 8, 2024. (Kendall Warner / 蜜柚APP)

Children play outside of the Virginia Living Museum in Newport 蜜柚APP after viewing the solar eclipse on Monday, April 8, 2024. (Kendall Warner / 蜜柚APP)

Glenn Patton of Norfolk and friends enjoy the eclipse from the amphitheater at First Landing State Park in Virginia Beach on Monday, April 8, 2024. (Stephen M. Katz/蜜柚APP)

While waiting for the eclipse to progress, Ari Aviv, 6, of Virginia Beach and others roast marshmallows at the amphitheater at First Landing State Park in Virginia Beach on Monday, April 8, 2024. (Stephen M. Katz/蜜柚APP)